Royal mail postage receipt

A Royal Mail postage receipt is a document that serves as proof of payment for a postal item sent through the Royal Mail postal service in the United Kingdom. Here's what you can expect to find on a Royal Mail postage receipt:

Information about the sender:

• Name and address of the sender
• Postcode of the sender

Information about the item:

• Description of the item (e.g. "Letter", "Packet", "Parcelforce")
• Weight and dimensions of the item
• Value of the item (if insured)

Postage details:

• Postage cost
• Postage stamp(s) used
• Postcode of the destination
• Date of posting

Tracking information:

• Tracking number (if the item was tracked)
• Estimated delivery date (if available)

Other information:

• A unique reference number (e.g. a barcode)
• A warning or disclaimer about the terms and conditions of posting

Here's an example of what a Royal Mail postage receipt might look like:

Royal Mail Postage Receipt

Sender's Details:

• Name: John Smith
• Address: 123 Main St, London, NW1 1AA

Item Details:

• Description: Letter
• Weight: 20g
• Dimensions: 10cm x 15cm
• Value: £0.00 (not insured)

Postage Details:

• Postage cost: £0.60
• Postage stamp(s): 1 x 1st Class Large Letter stamp
• Postcode of destination: EC2A 1BB
• Date of posting: 12/02/2023

Tracking Information:

• Tracking number: 123456789012
• Estimated delivery date: 15/02/2023

Other Information:

• Reference number: 012345678901
• Warning: "Please ensure that the item is properly packaged and addressed to avoid damage or loss."

Please note that the exact layout and content of a Royal Mail postage receipt may vary depending on the specific service used and the type of item being sent.