Royal Mail Redirection: Fill & Download for Free

I would want to know why he is using your address to have his mail delivered.Years ago, we had neighbours who were into watching porn. He knew he could get into trouble with the police as it was being transported over the border between the U.S. and Canada.He didn't want to get caught for trafficking so he started to use a neighbour's mailing address instead of his own. His neighbour was a trucker so he was often away from home. After about the third or fourth time they ‘accidentally’ received another fairly large package at their address, my trucker friend opened the box to find over $1000 worth of porn in the box. He was livid.First of all, he was a married man and his wife was expecting. He did not want to be caught with this crap coming through the mail and him being charged with trafficking this crap himself.He called Mr. Porno and told him to get his ass over to the trucker’s house where he reamed him out royally and told him if he ever used his address again to have porn delivered, the trucker would call the police and have him charged with trafficking porn.He then tried to use our address. Mr. Intimidation, aka my husband, got a package addressed to our neighbour which he knew was trafficked porn so he went over to Mr. Porno's house, picked him up off the floor, told him if this crap came to our address again, he would personally beat the crap out of him and put him in the hospital. Mr. Porn thought it might be a good idea to stop having his mail redirected to his neighbours.An interesting aside here, ten or fifteen years after this happened, Mr. Porno was found murdered in an unsavoury part of town. To this day, his wife claims she has no idea what he was doing in that part of town or why he was there. We sometimes wonder if he was into some other nefarious business.

Prince Charles doesn’t work for Royal Mail. It’s not his responsibility to provide mail forwarding services for a couple of spoiled brats who ran out on their duties to live in California. They can fill in a redirection form at the post office like everyone else.

If a court summons arrives at your house with an incorrect name listed, do you have to attend in the UK?It’s usually a good idea to respond, unless it’s some form of chancer trying to get money out of you. Once you get to the point of an order with a crown in the corner then it’s no longer a debate and you have to take corrective action.A few years back we had a property where someone had 1. falsified a tenancy agreement, 2 registered the address with the local council, 3 got a Royal Mail redirect on their post and 4 had that address on their debtors bankruptcy. Just to really take the piss, they claimed housing benefit too. Ouch, that took some undoing, but the various bailiffs and orders could have been our problem as some debts had enforcement which allowed forced entry.My wife received a parking enforcement notice from a shopping centre. No crown in the corner, just a threatening letter. They then sent out other letters from their made up in house debt collection companies. Errors were made in the address data supplied and they got delivered to neighbours instead. They also added some collection fees and were not registered as debt collectors. The counter claim was far worse than their original parking fee, so they went away.A utility company sent debt collectors after me for something that later turned out to be someone else’s debt at another address. Not going to name the supplier, but British Gash, do often try it on with tertiary debt claims.All of the above might sound like things that should not have happened, but they could have ended with doors getting stuffed in by bailiffs, bad credit or summary judgements. Even in basic events like this, deal with it or they will come back to you.