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emperor at 06:01pm on 01/09/2008
emperor at 06:01pm on 01/09/2008One of the items in the post today is from The DVLA, addressed to the previous tenant (or one of their aliases, anyway). On the back it says "If undelivered, please do NOT return to sender".
I'm tempted to put it back in the post marked "not at this address, return to sender", and cross that text out on the back, replacing it with "what do you expect me to do with it? The Postal Services Act 2000, S84 makes it illegal to interfere with anothers' post".
But really, how stupid is that? If they mean "if undelivered, please throw away", they could damn well say that.
I'm tempted to put it back in the post marked "not at this address, return to sender", and cross that text out on the back, replacing it with "what do you expect me to do with it? The Postal Services Act 2000, S84 makes it illegal to interfere with anothers' post".
But really, how stupid is that? If they mean "if undelivered, please throw away", they could damn well say that.
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