Postal Weirdness

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Johannes Gerber, Feb 12, 2005.

  1. This is... interesting:

    Courier company (MCS Messangers - whoever they are) got in touch with
    the father of a friend who shared a flat with me, when I was in the UK
    2 years ago (Friend had redirect set up to his parents). I have mail.

    Phoned them, they are completely unfazed by a German address, and I
    will get said package within 7 to 10 days.

    Now, wtf is that all about, and should I have had it sent to a dead
    drop address, rather than my real address - can't think of anyone who
    would get to that kind of trouble to find me, who hasn't got my new
    address.

    The phone droid couldn't tell me who the pacakge was from, or what it
    was.

    This is going to be an interesting surprise... I haven't been speeding
    in a vehicle that is registered to that address for two years. The one
    thing which I started doing was having my UK licence (Still containing
    my old address, as DVLA Phone droid then told me that it was not
    possible for a non UK address to appear on a UK riving licence)
    exchanged for a German licence. Am I going to get a snottogram from
    the DVLA now, or is this just a pile of snail-mail spam that the new
    residents want to get off their hands?

    Johannes Gerber
     
    Johannes Gerber, Feb 12, 2005
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  2. If it ticks, I'll get someone else to open it.

    Johannes
     
    Johannes Gerber, Feb 12, 2005
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  3. They're the lot that do credit cards and stuff aren't they?
     
    Whinging Courier, Feb 12, 2005
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  4. Heinz Gerkin storecard is paid off and cancelled.

    Borkleys and NatWorst have my address here in .de.

    The Plot Thickens...


    Johannes
     
    Johannes Gerber, Feb 13, 2005
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