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Billionaire Kretinsky's Royal Mail takeover bid delayed - Reuters
05-03-2025
Royal Mail workers speak on USO pilots: “They have already started to gut the mail service” - WSWS
11-02-2025
Royal Mail takeover delayed, bulk mail class action goes ahead - Printweek
05-03-2025
Royal Mail to increase price of first-class stamp to £1.70 - The Guardian
07-03-2025
Union boss vows to challenge Royal Mail reform plans - Financial Times
17-02-2025
Price of first-class stamp to rise to £1.70 - BBC.com
07-03-2025
Royal Mail’s AC/DC issue salutes those about to rock - Linn's Stamp News
18-02-2025
Billionaire Kretinsky's Royal Mail takeover bid delayed - Yahoo Finance UK
05-03-2025
Royal Mail to increase price of stamps again in ‘blow to consumers’ - The Independent
08-03-2025
Size matters but Royal Mail ‘gets it wrong’ - The Times
13-02-2025
Royal Mail To Face Trial In £878M Bulk Mail Class Action - Law360
05-03-2025
Workers kept in dark at Royal Mail USO pilot sites: “We ask questions... they don’t tell us anything” - WSWS
16-02-2025
Royal Mail service ‘worst I’ve known’, say people who rely on postal deliveries - The Guardian
19-02-2025
Did Royal Mail fail victims of groping Northumberland postman? - BBC.com
20-02-2025
InPost takes on Royal Mail with cheaper parcel delivery service - The Times
23-02-2025
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Follow up in writing
After important customer service conversations, especially those involving significant commitments or complex resolutions, sending a follow-up email creates valuable documentation and confirmation. Summarize your understanding of what was discussed and agreed upon, including specific promises made, timeframes for resolution, and any reference numbers provided during the interaction. This written record serves multiple purposes in the customer service process: it confirms your understanding of the resolution plan, creates accountability for promised actions, provides evidence if disputes arise later, and gives the company an opportunity to correct any misunderstandings before they cause further problems. Request a written acknowledgment of your summary to ensure both parties share the same expectations moving forward.