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Re: I have just received

Postby Rodo » 05 Nov 2013, 22:43

:lol:
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Re: I have just received

Postby Kaz » 06 Nov 2013, 08:15

:oops: I have bought mine, and am considering writing them over the next week or so - to get it out of the way - but won't be posting until early December :-P :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: I have just received

Postby Rodo » 06 Nov 2013, 08:22

Same here.
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Re: I have just received

Postby tonicha » 06 Nov 2013, 08:54

As it costs so much, over 2 euros a card and almost a euro to post, we've decided to send post-cards of our village to the grandchildren this year.

And really cut back on the sending of cards too.
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Re: I have just received

Postby Kaz » 06 Nov 2013, 09:16

That makes sense Ton, I saw some lovely hand-made embellished charity cards the other day, really cheap too, but then realised they would cost a fortune to send as the bits on them would mean using a 'large' stamp........ :? :roll:
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Re: I have just received

Postby TheOstrich » 06 Nov 2013, 09:29

Kaz wrote::oops: I have bought mine, and am considering writing them over the next week or so - to get it out of the way - but won't be posting until early December :-P :lol: :lol: :lol:


This. We snapped up some cards in the local hospice shop at least a month ago when they first hit the shelves as they were reasonably priced and nearly always sell out fast. But we won't post the UK ones until at least the first week in December.

Our card list diminishes every year, we'll be down to 40 or so this year, I guess.
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Re: I have just received

Postby Rodo » 06 Nov 2013, 09:51

Kaz wrote:That makes sense Ton, I saw some lovely hand-made embellished charity cards the other day, really cheap too, but then realised they would cost a fortune to send as the bits on them would mean using a 'large' stamp........ :? :roll:



So many people don't realise this though. Last Christmas again we were notified that there were two at the Postal dept. which were under-stamped. It was going to be £1 plus the extra postage for us to pay for each one, so we didn't bother collecting them. It's a shame, but it's bad enough paying for the ones you send out without having to pay to receive them.
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Re: I have just received

Postby meriad » 06 Nov 2013, 10:12

I only send off about 4 cards by post, the ones to the neighbours are hand delivered and everyone else get's one emailed to them and I put a general one on FaceBook. I make the e-card myself so it's not totally impersonal
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Re: I have just received

Postby JoM » 06 Nov 2013, 13:26

I bought mine in the sales, I've really cut down on how many I post though - even before the price rise last year I was spending between £15 and £20 in the post office because of sending to family and friends in the US as well as the UK :?
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