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Postmen accused of ‘deceiving’ customers with ‘Sorry, you were out’ cards – Telegraph.co.uk

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Postmen accused of 'deceiving' customers with 'Sorry, you were out' cards
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Postal campaigners have warned the Royal Mail, in allowing postmen to do this, would be in breach of its postal licence, a move that should see it …

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