Re: Well OT : Post Office

["steve" <steve@xxxxxxx>]

Filter them, yes easy - the bin. Or write on them 'Not at this address' and pop them back in the post box.

 

We have had this for our current property & a pair of flats i let. Never seen a bailiff yet.

I imagine they would have to really check the person they want still owned or occupied the property otherwise they would be in serious trouble.

 

 

Steve.

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Phil Harris

To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx

Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 10:14 AM

Subject: [ukha_d] Well OT : Post Office

Does anyone know whether the Post Office will filter mail? We get more post for the previous occupants (and not just junk mail) than we do for us. It's illegal for us t open it t return it or let the senders know that they have moved (IIRC) as we ae not the legal recipients.

 

One letter we did open (due t the stamping on it saying something like "Final Notice") was the son of the owner prior to the previous owner having an outstanding parking ticket that had become a £3,500 fine and this was the bailiffs telling us they would be gaining entrance to sieze goods by legally approved force!

 

We have no forwarding addresses for any of the previous owners and so want to find some (legal) way of stopping and returning mail for the previous owners.

 

Phil

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