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Post Office offers home phone and broadband internet service, as well as financial services including savings, loans and credit cards.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Boston, England

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Post Office Issues Reports

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  • Toffeewolfie
    Philip Whitehurst (@Toffeewolfie) reported

    @PostOffice why..on your website does it say the DVLA charge 17 quid to renew your driving licence online....when they only charge 14.... Is this to encourage more to use your service..

  • madjack5774
    my name is... (@madjack5774) reported

    @RepMaryMiller If your office provide same "help" as local township office offer or postoffice offer than what is the difference? Just curious? One can get pp in 2 weeks after applying at USPS and pay expedite fee... unless your office is making this happen without any fee. Just wondering.

  • jam21t
    Ade #BIN SPYING 💙💛 (@jam21t) reported

    Feel my arse has just been well & truly shafted @PostOffice. £14 online licence renewal if you signup to Digital ID. @PostOffice £17 + £4.50 service charge which includes a photo. Actual fee to avoid Dig ID shenanigans + Postal order + Fee + £15 for photos + postage❓ £44.08

  • suzannejones117
    Susie (@suzannejones117) reported

    Very bad statement put out by their PR department whoever did this should be removed from their job immediately @PostOffice

  • MrsMincheymoo
    sllimleros (@MrsMincheymoo) reported

    @PostOffice Why are residents responsible for chasing issues with your business #postoffice vans. It’s still parked there after being left at 1730 last night! Double yellow lines mean no parking from my understanding @NorthSomersetC and @ASPolice can you advise?

  • amcjrdeg
    jon (@amcjrdeg) reported

    @PostOffice my brother sends me parcels to Norway.uses same post office each time and we have seen that the shipping cost is excessive. today , trying to keep costs down. Got a quote online of around £27. why did the woman at his post office try charge him over £50?

  • Lindseyy888
    𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕕𝕤𝕖𝕪 🇬🇧🇮🇱🧡 (@Lindseyy888) reported

    @bookbird71 @WattenRobbie @PostOffice It depends, if it happens a lot in that branch then I’d agree. But it was a Wednesday which is a balancing day, maybe they ran into an issue and needed to try problem solve before getting the stock unit back up and running.

  • hauntedmagazine
    Paul Stevenson ❤️👻💙 (@hauntedmagazine) reported

    Never stand behind the Devil in a @PostOffice queue. For the Devil has many forms.

  • JordanPostingX
    Jordan (@JordanPostingX) reported

    @PostOffice Do you know how you support the use and accessibility of cash? Your partners @coopuk NEVER have anyone available on the Post Office branded till to withdraw cash. All weekend with no access to cash at Areley Kings. Terrible. It should be called fun-Cooperative.

  • MaryCuthbe41916
    Mary Cuthbertson (@MaryCuthbe41916) reported

    @xiled4trut20438 @ArturNadol7566 @PostOffice Have you seen the programme and the background work carried out for that programme? However once someone knows that there is a problem then it makes hacking easier to cover - that's for certain. BUT the problems in Ayrshire certainly weren't to do with 'high-value, high footfall' There is of course the possibility that some people in Westminster wished to close Post offices completely - that's a conspiracy theory of course:-)