Monday, 25 February 2013

Update to rules on International Signed For items.

We reported a while back that Royal Mail had apparently placed a blanket ban on sending items to PO Boxes using the International Signed For service.  We're pleased to be able to advise you of this upate:


From the Royal Mail website accessed 25 February 2013

Can I send International Signed For™ items to a PO Box?
 
International Signed For™ items require a signature to be taken on delivery therefore they cannot be sent to PO Boxes, unless the destination country is in Africa or the Middle East.

See http://www.royalmail.com/packet-despatc ... signed-for
Posted by Ian - Norvic at 15:16
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  1. Anonymous28 February 2013 at 17:58

    I send International Signed For items to a New Zealand PO Box all the time - never had any problems - one presumes they get delivered as ordinary mail then (in this case at least) ?

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