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Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 15:13
by James990
If that is the case, surley then the weights and measures people should be told, because the Royal Mail are breaking the law by sending out something that is not measuring correct!
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 16:45
by viccar
yes mines out by about 5mm as well, im going to check mine with the post office one tomorow.
It also made me laugh that it came folded, didnt they want to send it flat becuase the would have to pay the more expensive postage

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Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 16:49
by John G
It also made me laugh that it came folded, didnt they want to send it flat becuase the would have to pay the more expensive postage
That made me laugh too - even though the measurements are out, the fold won't be helping much either!
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 17:09
by James990
Mine has arrived now, and must admit, what a load of c**p. Looks like will have to buy the plastic one then! Now where was that link again for one?
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 18:57
by Renniwano
Damn I need to check my cardboard one now.. although it does state not to be used for trading lol
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 21:15
by twinsgran
I've got the free one from Royal Mail too and yes, mine is slightly out. Having said that, it does state on it that 'the template is for guidance only and does not represent absolute dimensions'.
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 09 Apr 2013, 07:58
by mrs maggot
the template is for guidance only and does not represent absolute dimensions and is therefore like the rest of our organisation - completely useless
I am sure the text got folded over as well :biggrin:
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 09 Apr 2013, 11:26
by RogerC
twinsgran;69188 wrote:I've got the free one from Royal Mail too and yes, mine is slightly out. Having said that, it does state on it that 'the template is for guidance only and does not represent absolute dimensions'.
Seems like a waste of time then.....if it's not accurate what's the point of sending them out?
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 09 Apr 2013, 12:12
by twinsgran
That's what I thought Roger.
Re: Post Office Measuring Guides
Posted: 09 Apr 2013, 12:12
by John G
Seems like a waste of time then.....if it's not accurate what's the point of sending them out?
Exactly - if they are going to provide them, they may as well be accurate.
Once the die is made to cut these it doesn't move or vary
