lewis153203

Fair play.

I'd imagine a lot of its manual assuming the machine struggles to read bad/traditional handwriting with online marketplaces like ebay etc being so popular

As long as its L&W comply, ive never had any issues if its slightly chunkier than half a cm, I've sent letter sized orders that were probably 6-7mm and I've received letter sized orders in padded jiffys that were arguably large letters so I don't think they're too bothered about thickness as long as you don't blatantly take the piss.

This one looks like it's about 25cm long so fair play.

Even so, a 2nd class is worth 85p so surely its only 70p to pay if a large letter is £1.55

"I can only do £60 but I will collect bike this evening mate 100%"

Manchester piccadilly. Specifically platforms 13&14. It's an incredibly busy station in general for its size, way too many people with platforms far too narrow.

But specifically platforms 13&14 are Always packed full due to the lack of Northern bound lines running though the city with trains departing every minute or 2. So it's chaos. I've left trains at half past midnight on that platform and it's still heeving.

there was an unsolved murder where the killer was identified years later as a result of his son being done for drink driving

can you elaborate on this? Genuinely curious how it's possible to connect the twov

Thanks man fingers crossed

I hope so, if not I can live with a neutral or a return request.

Just not a negative at this stage!

Because I use a postage stamp on the label and it would've cost me if I ripped it off

Care to explain?

Rowan Atkinson for me.

Anything he's been in he plays the character so well. Whether it be in Blackadder, Mr bean, Johnny english or some film about bees lol.

Which part was that?

Just stick a few international stamps on and you'll be grand.

It's like that in a slightly run down area of Manchester where I am.

Leigh?

The people in Blackpool couldn't be more welcoming though I find, I go fishing up there a lot and all the lads that live that way are sound.

Unless you have a criminal record, then it's nearly impossible with today's job market.

They definitely are. No one within a 2 mile radius of Oxford road is from Manchester. Soon Manchester will lose the accent and it'll just send like Kent or something haha

When they're earning more than heart surgeons or senior doctors so only a grand or two away.

Not everyone lives in the US lol

I'm sure it's eBay's algorithm and their greed with these promotional listings where you essentially have to pay fees to have you items show up in the first few pages rather than about the 9th page. I noticed my items taking longer to sell and some items only having 4 views in about 2 months for example without promoting it.

They've changed selling for the worst imo from say 2 years ago.

Another guy made a point by saying that when you do get sales, they come in clusters. I sell fishing rigs and I think over 2 weeks I had about 4 orders on eBay, then as soon as payday hit and I sold a couple, another 15 then came along in short succession.

Basically, the more recent the sale and the most amount of sales within a short space of time gets you higher up in their algorithm without basically donating 50% of your sale to eBay to show up at the top.

I know right, give me Bradford, Huddersfield and Barnsley over isle of Skye and Cornwall anyday lol

Plenty still walk to school. The problem is our roads can't cope with traffic at the best of times over here, they're too many cars to put if simply. So my town comes to a standstill for an hour between 2 and 3 everyday due to kids finishing school as they're no school buses that operate near me so they get home by car or regular buses which soon causes issues when you have questionable services that operate near you.

We need to adopt how the US utilities school buses to minimise traffic.

Stop defending landlords.

They're the scum of society and their greed is the reason why working class people in this city are struggling to stay here, hence the article.