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November 28, 2013 11:38

I think every postman is even obliged to validate unmarked stamps in this way.

http: // en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pen Destruction

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November 28, 2013 11:50

This way it is of no use to the collector.

Too bad.

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November 28, 2013 20:29

Many postal agencies do not know that they have to stamp the parcels and when a postman gets hold of this parcel, he uses his pen.

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November 28, 2013 20:38

Unfortunately, the employees of supermarkets and some postal agencies seemingly have not been educated on how to validate stamps.

Nor have they seemingly studied the literature about the validation of stamps.

I wonder what they use the stamps for.

Whether a postman is obliged to destroy stamps in this way, I dare not say.

But I can do not imagine that there is no stamp present in the entire process from dispatch office.

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November 28, 2013 21:00

During my studies I was a postman on Saturday and that is why I also know that in principle it is mandatory for a postman to invalidate an unmarked stamp. And I can immediately say that, like probably many real postmen, I never thought about the immediate destruction of collector's stamps. I apologize retroactively.

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November 28, 2013 21:09

The post should validate the stamps when used and whether that happens with a stamp or a scratch on the pen will not be a problem for him, he also practices a commercial profession and not a hobby, if he does not scratch the stamps, the recipient will deviate them pastes them on a new mail item and penalizes the mail financially, that they find that more important than your hobby is annoying but logical / justified

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November 28, 2013 21:20

Have some good news for the stamp collectors because the computers they use had a software update last Monday and now the computer indicates that the parcels must be stamped after weighing.

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November 28, 2013 22:21

It is a small effort for the person who receives the mail item to stamp the item. The postman is the last link in the process.

It is normal that he destroyed them, but actually they should have done that at the beginning of the process.

I am almost 30 years old I have been a desk clerk and have stamped many items.

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The deliverer should indeed validate the stamps if the stamp is missing, but certainly not in the way as shown in the photo. A neat line in the corner of the stamp. By the way, it will be worst for the collector because it is of no use to you.

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