Royal mail sorry we missed you
The infamous "Sorry We Missed You" card from Royal Mail!
For those who may not know, this card is sent by Royal Mail when they've attempted to deliver a parcel or letter to your address, but were unable to do so because no one was available to receive it. The card usually includes a note with the attempted delivery date, time, and a request for you to contact Royal Mail to arrange a re-delivery or collect your item from a local post office.
Here are some possible reasons why Royal Mail might have left a "Sorry We Missed You" card:
- No one was home: You might have been out, or no one was available to receive the delivery.
- Incorrect address: The address might have been incorrect or incomplete, leading to the delivery being missed.
- Delivery restrictions: There might have been restrictions in place, such as a "no signature required" instruction, which prevented the delivery from being left at your doorstep.
- Weather or access issues: Inclement weather or issues with access to your property might have prevented the delivery from being made.
What to do if you receive a "Sorry We Missed You" card:
- Contact Royal Mail: Reach out to Royal Mail to arrange a re-delivery or collect your item from a local post office.
- Check your tracking: Check your tracking information to see if there are any updates on the status of your delivery.
- Verify your address: Double-check your address to ensure it's correct and complete.
- Leave a note: If you're expecting a delivery, consider leaving a note with instructions for the delivery driver, such as "Leave with neighbor" or "Deliver to back door."
Remember to stay calm and patient, and Royal Mail will do their best to get your item to you as soon as possible!