Did you ever get your quid back off the Post Office?
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The clerk involved has been sacked and is likely to be facing criminal charges.
Also currently dealing with Postwatch regarding compensation from Post Office Counters.
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"The clerk involved has been sacked and is likely to be facing criminal charges."
Imagine my surprise........
Nah - It's done to death.Comment
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...criminal charges,
did he attack you
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So there I was working quietly in the Post Office when this transvestite bloke walks in mumbles something about parcels and gives me gyp about a quid.
You could tell he was a bloke although he was wearing a dress. He smelled terrible and was carrying a box of Kleenex.
Well anyway I give him hell back and next thing I know they've sacked me.Comment
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Revenge is a dish best served cold
I expect they will offer to settle out of court for a quid. 61p to fund the royal family and the remaining 39p is all yours.Also currently dealing with Postwatch regarding compensation from Post Office Counters.Comment
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If you recall, the clerk involved was a woman. She was dismissed for opening and reading the letter, the evidence against her was irrefutable really....criminal charges,
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So this woman, with four kids no doubt, will now be on the rock-and-roll (i.e. incapacity) for the next 10 yrs due to stress related illness.
Thanks Carol. More tax wasted. >:Comment
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Be fair, DP, they did want to charge Carol a quid for there not being the correct postage on her letter.Comment
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Rock n Roll or Jailhouse Rock?
It all depends on the CPS, but as I said the evidence speaks for itself so she is very likely to be charged. She could expect up to two years in the big house from what I've been told.
Is that likely to cost more than being 'on the sick'?
At least I know my tax dollars are directed at righting the wrongs
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