To be absolutely steaming about having a free copy of the Sun delivered by Royal Mail?

[Sixweekstowait]

I know I am not BU. I am going to post it back to Sun HQ in an unstamped envelope ( will probably tear it into pieces before I do). Who will join me?

I don't see anything passive agressive about taking action in such a way. You never know, those 'poor blokes on minimum wage in the mail office' may also, I don't know, also be capable of independent thought and may actually support the call to return the copies of the Sun. I know of at least one - I live with him.

On behalf of the over-worked postal workers of the UK, I call on everyone to bloody write the postcode on. Clearly!

Use the Royal Mail postcode finder, available on the Royal Mail's website if necessary- do you know, there are people using postcodes that were abolished and replaced 25 years ago? I know, 'cos I've sorted them.

I think all present workers are fine with sorting post, though. More the better- they/we don't want more redundancies and doing overtime is strictly voluntary and paid.

Just don't defecate on it; that's fucking disgusting.

People will never learn their correct address. They can't even manage to put the correct phone numbers. (0208 anybody???)

If I co

anya I think you're on to something

If I could grasp having a new postcode when I was 13, long before I ever worked at Royal Mail, so can all adults!

Twenty-five years?!

And for heaven's sake, if you want your letter to go straight there, and not to be misread and sent somewhere else in the country, be careful with the postcode. Some of them look similar when scrawled hurriedly, and the new lad in Reading may decide it's suburb X in YW10 instead of suburb X in YN10. Then

I also had an email back from Royal Mail about the opt out for unaddressed mail but that if I selected this I would miss out on important local/government mail. So I emailed back with what do I do if I wanted important local/government mail but don't want unsolicited and inappropriate mail...

Have read the whole thread so sorry if repeating anything - but I don't think it's an over reaction to not want a paper that claims my father stole off dead fans or pissed on them or actually caused the disaster.

My father was heart broken enough and suffered from terrible survivor guilt until the day he died the shit that the scum published almost destroyed him.

So no I shouldn't get over it!!

Hiawatha

Hiawatha, very sorry to hear about your father's guilt.

Well, if you don't want shit coming through your letterbox............tape up your letterbox.

A bit more for the compost bin, in our house.

I'm surprised OP that your sad face isn't on the front of the DM in protest!!

I don't want that crap in my house. I'd use it to line the cat's litter tray except it would lower the tone in there.

Perhaps I should though, then send it back?

I'm happy to support Liverpool on this one. I have a note for my door ready saying "RM Do not deliver the Sun to this house" if they fail to do that I shall return it without a stamp.

LastTango - and I'm not sad I'm mad and don't even get me started on the DM - not on this thread

Thank you steely.

LastTango did you read Hiawatha's post before you typed that?

for Hiawatha and your dad. Honestly, I feel ashamed and that there are Hillsborough survivors and their families having to read some of the posts on this thread.

JFT96

Not read it all but there is a petition

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/petition-launched-unions-meet-post-7237553

I don't want it in my house and I am quite offended that I may have no control over that. don't much like getting bills but I know I need to pay them.

Some of the other stuff I don't want but it doesn't actually offend me, the Sun does, and did even before Hillsborough.

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/hillsborough

This page has a rotating banner of the 96 people who died at Hillsborough, 38 of whom are aged between 10 and 19.

So when you are writing 'get over it' 'why the drama' 'overreaction' 'DM sad face' ask yourself if you would ever forgive the national newspaper that accused the survivors of outrageous obscenities; the survivors who lost 38 children and 58 other friends that day; the survivors who have been scarred for life from what they experienced.

JFT96

Shakes People who are saying get over it totally lack the imagination to empathise - the trauma suffered that day was bad enough with The Sun being complicit in the cover up. Whether they were willingly complicit is up for debate of course. But they certainly helped shift attention.

I certainly couldn't move on or forgive. The Sun is a pernicious pile of crap. It's arrogance that it thinks everyone in the country should get a copy - for football FFS - pisses me off as well.

A little quiz for you.

Guess which part of the UK has the most subscribers to Sun online?

Sorry - auto corrected errors there

Link to back that up Nancy?

Sauceforthegander I agree.

We didn't get one, maybe our area buys enough.