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Sorry tale of a package to India
Telegraph.co.uk While trying to trace a watch you had sent to India for repair, Royal Mail at one point told you that postal staff had attended the address to deliver the watch, but had not been able to. You said the watch repairer had not moved, as Royal Mail claimed … |
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