Anyone Got a Grey Card from Royal Mail Stating a Fee to Pay?
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I received a grey card with fee to pay, precisely £7 and I cannot work it out who send it as no tracking no or anything. I may go to Delivery Depot to check but it says The sender did not pay the full postage.
Yes I have had these before, always from eBay sellers who haven't paid the correct postage, so whoever it is from they didn't pay correct postage so you have to pay it, £7 must be a large package for that amount, unless it's from overseas
Yes I've had them before. Never for such a large amount though, they were always below £2. I had to go the depot to get it and pay the fee.
This is the info about fees from Royal Mail. www.royalmail.com/receiving-mail/pay-a-fee
Fees explained
Unpaid postage Customs charge
The charge you'll need to pay is shown on the "Fee to Pay" card. It has been calculated in the following way:
Item size Current price
Letter/large letter
No postage paid/Counterfeit stamp
Insufficient postage paid
Use of Non-barcoded stamp
£5.00
£1.50
£2.50
Small parcel
No postage paid/Counterfeit stamp
Insufficient postage paid
Use of non-barcoded stamp
£7.00
£3.50
£3.50
Medium parcel
£1.50 plus incremental postage rounded to the nearest 10 pence
£10.00 fee applied to any Medium Parcel exceeding Length 61cm Width 46cm Depth 46cm and or Weight 20kg (please note, the measurements will include any packaging).
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