L L
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the person who it was addressed to gets a slip from royal mai saying the have something to collect from the sorting office and when they get there, if they want the letter, they have to pay the postage. |
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ladysarahmay
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the other person gets charged |
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One Step Ahead
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If you put a returned address it will be returned to you--postage due. If there is no return address two things can happen; it will go the dead end pile or the other person will have to pay. If it going to a company they will not pay the postage due. |
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boogeywoogy
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We no longer have a policy of "postage due" in the US. Rather, a letter will be returned to sender marked "return to sender, insufficient postage".
Good reason to always put your return address on the envelope. |
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Smoochy Poochy
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the reciever will get a note attached to the letter stating that the postage is unpaid and an invoice to pay it. They will then get on your tail as to why you sent them a letter without paying postage and wanting their money back. |
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Hannah
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The eprson at the other end gets chardged 4 it |
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KUGAL
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They send it back with a stamp in red ink up where the stamp is.
Sometimes experience isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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buildypuss
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The person the other end pays for it, more than a stamp would cost as well! |
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SUE G online
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then quite often, the person you have sent it to has to pay |
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taraTEATIME
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the person you are sending it to has to pay the postage plus 21p for the charge of the extra work going into putting a sticker on the envelope =] |
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Larry E
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It will either come back to you or the other person has to go to the post office and pay it. |
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JJ
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The recipient gets a card through their door saying a letter requiring additional postage costs is waiting for them at their local depot. They can either take the card and payment to the depot and collect or pay online and it'll get delivered to them. |
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Joe
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It gets returned to the return address that you put on the upper right corner of the envelope. Unless one of the postal workers sees the mistake and decides to pay for the additional postage out of their own pocket, which happens sometimes. |
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mel m
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1. it could get returned to you
2. your mail-person can pay for it
3. it gets lost in the lost mail place in the post office |
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Rash
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It will usually get delivered but the receiving party will normally have to pay the postage plus a surcharge.
I do it all the time to people I hate! |
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KerryD
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It likely will not be delivered |
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