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Stamps

Hogata · 2013-05-01 11:19:14

I can't remeber did I stick the stamps on an envelope or not . Probable not. - that was an important document and not mine What to do now ? Should I go to the post office ? :(

01-05-2013 11:19am

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Hogata

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I can't remeber did I stick the stamps on an envelope or not . Probable not. - that was an important document and not mine
What to do now ? Should I go to the post office ?

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#2 01-05-2013 11:53am

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I explained the problem to a passing postal official who suggested I needn’t worry, that the letter would be delivered in the normal way. At least that’s what he seemed to be about to say, until he checked himself mid-sentence. Then his initial breeziness gave way to an uncertain tone, in which he suggested my letter would be delivered “probably” or “eventually”.

http://www.irishtimes.com/debate/an-irishman-s-diary-1.557962

I had a letter delivered to me earlier this year without a stamp.

If you were going to contact An Post I'd say you would have to contact the local sorting centre rather then a Post Office.

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