Postage Help

Calling on the knowledge of the .ORG

I need to send some stuff to Jersey and the address has a UK type post code.

So my question is do I just post as normal using say SPECIAL DELIVERY or do I have to use INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE as it is not on the main land??

Thanks

Good question, I use a franking machine at work, think it is classed as UK though mate so normal. Best to enquire at post office about it though to be sure.

UK

Thanks Plowsie and Ed

Yup - UK.

Some companies try to hike their postage costs my having UK rates for 'mainland' UK only - so excluding Ireland, Channel Isles, Shetland Isles, Hebredies etc...

... but if it's got a UK postcode then it's a UK delivery, so no need to use International Signed for.
(Though I think you do for anything going to Falklands, Gibralter etc)

as above.......... UK

Thanks for that K.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by K

Yup - UK.

Some companies try to hike their postage costs my having UK rates for 'mainland' UK only - so excluding Ireland, Channel Isles, Shetland Isles, Hebrides etc...

... but if it's got a UK postcode then it's a UK delivery, so no need to use International Signed for.
(Though I think you do for anything going to Falklands, Gibraltar etc)

Falklands, Gibraltar are 2 of 14 British Overseas Territories whereas Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are Crown dependencies rather than Overseas Territories.

Originally Posted by Stu

Falklands, Gibraltar are 2 of 14 British Overseas Territories whereas Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are Crown dependencies rather than Overseas Territories.

That explains the need for Int. Signed For - rather than the weak explaination in my head of they're just alot further away.

Jersey and Guernsey are both standard postage rate.