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Originally Posted by thadocta
I have used the service to get mail posted, but only domestically.
I am still rather bemused though - and nobody seems to have commented on it yet - that it is being touted as a "security" issue, yet they are delaying its implementation by a month. If it was such a problem, one would think that it would be brought in immediately. Dave |
thadocta's correct. It's a cost cutting measure. :mad:
I have regularly used it for non urgent mail. (Strangely, most of the time I arrive at QP's it afternoon or evening and well after "the last mail" time :p ). Only problem I ever had was in CNS where mrs serfty put 10 postcards or so in QP evelopes and requested posting. We were politely told (as they a good at doing in CNS) that they were not a post office and there was a limit of four! No problem, I produced 6 45¢ stamps & stuck them on 6 of the envelopes. They then accepted the mail and off we went. |
Originally Posted by SYDguy
Globaliser, I thought you were fully au fait with the situation of the Paris lounge. We need to dispell this continued misapprehension that this is a BA lounge. It is not. It is an Air France lounge that BA use. Hence all the access problems.
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Originally Posted by ozzie
And it's only a problem because Air France have not left the terminal when they were meant to ....
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I read that email as they would not accept INCOMING items for members - not that they wouldn't send outgoing... I guess I read it wrong. d'oh!
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Yeah, it's deliberately (I think) confusing, I've copied the text, bolding the appropriate bits:
Qantas Club staff will no longer be able to accept postal, couriered or other items from, for, or on behalf of, lounge members |
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