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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Update/Fwd: To Appeals Officer Michelle King

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Sun, May 15, 2011 at 4:26 AM
To: customercare@postoffice.co.uk
Hi, earlier this week, I got a letter from the Postal Review Panel, advising me to send about this to the Post Office, and not to them. So I'm trying to resend this e-mail, to this e-mail address, since this e-mail was really ment for Michelle King, Appeals Office. Hope this is alrigh! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Sun, May 8, 2011 at 8:34 PM Subject: To Appeals Officer Michelle King To: postalreview@royalmail.com Hi, thank you of your letter, from 3/5, which I received earlier this week. I'm sorry that I misunderstood, about the postage. I thought the postage increased, with every 20 grams, but I now understand that for packs weighing more than 300 grams, the postage increases for every 100 gram. Thank you very much for clearing up this misunderstanding! I was also wondering about my other complaints. To show that I had sent the right goods, from my e-business, it would have helped, to have had receipts, with the weight stated on them. Why didn't I get receipts like that, on this spesific occation? I think this was a bit strange. Also that your representative wore rings, that I would call devil-worship-rings, (even if I'm not an expert, a big ring with a black plate on, and one in silver, of a scull, or something). Also, another time I was there, I was told off, that there was a queue. Even if I never told customers that they should hurry up, because of the queue, when I worked in the check-out, in three different food-shop-chains, in Norway, around the time when I studied, and after my conscription-service. We were thought that if there was a queue, we should still threat people fine, but call for a new check-out to be opened. (Since this is the first business I set up, I have questions like these, how to I the receipts right, (do I have to ask in advance to get a receipt, or will I always get one), and how do I get the routines right, and which way of sending the packs is the best). I think it's hard to get things like this explained. If I ask what's the difference between A and B stamps, (since I'm from Norway), then your staff could perhaps answer, and not tell me off, that there's a queue, I think. That's bad customer-service, I think, from working as a shop-manager, and in other roles in customer-service, in Norway and the UK, for more than fifteen years. So I thought it would have been fine, to also get a reply about my other three complaints. - Why didn't I get recepts showing the weight of the packs. - Why did the staff-person wear devil-worship-rings? - Is it right that Post Office-customers should be told off, that 'there's a queue', when they have a new business, and try to reset oneselves, and get the routines right, in co-operation with the Post Office? Why haven't I got these questions answered, I'm wondering. (But thanks anyway for clearing up about the postage-tarif). Best regards, Erik Ribsskog

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