National Federation of SubPostmasters - Mail Segregation Toolkit
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NFSP <strong>Mail</strong>s segregation<br />
ONLINE POSTAGE<br />
NFSP <strong>Mail</strong>s segregation<br />
ONLINE POSTAGE<br />
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Online postage is payment made online to post individual or bulk items.<br />
The customer can print their own label and bring the item(s) to the post<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice where they can get a pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> postage if required.<br />
Online postage can be recognised as Click & Drop or marketplace sellers<br />
such as eBay, Etsy and Amazon etc.<br />
Special Delivery, International Signed, International Tracked, and<br />
International Tracked & Signed.<br />
These items are processed the same as other click and drop items but they<br />
are segregated with the Priority items.<br />
Take care as these labels do not have any colour to identify them as<br />
Priority items.<br />
TO PROCESS ONLINE POSTAGE:<br />
• Scan the 2D barcode.<br />
• Check the weight <strong>of</strong> the item.<br />
• Check on Horizon that the correct<br />
format and weight step have<br />
been paid for. There is no need to<br />
check postage paid as this may be<br />
different to Horizon price.<br />
• Check the ‘post by’ date. If this has<br />
passed you must refuse the item.<br />
• Online postage can be recognised<br />
as Click & Drop or marketplace<br />
sellers such as eBay, Etsy and<br />
Amazon etc.<br />
Tracked 24 & Tracked 48 Click and Drop postage labels<br />
These click and drop items CAN BE ACCEPTED over the post <strong>of</strong>fice counter.<br />
REMEMBER<br />
Segregate these items by service and format:<br />
1st Class Parcel size items go in the 1st Class Parcel bag.<br />
2nd Class Parcel size items go in the 2nd Class Parcel bag.<br />
All Letter/Large letter size items are segregated in the Letter/Large Letter<br />
bag, regardless <strong>of</strong> whether they are 1st or 2nd Class.<br />
Ref: ONLINEPOSTAGE/RP/SEPT2022/V3<br />
www.nfsp.org.uk<br />
Ref: ONLINEPOSTAGE/RP/SEPT2022/V3<br />
www.nfsp.org.uk<br />
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