IRC Help Please :) UK

[Cc12]

Hi sorry if this as been asked but I'm a little confused. I would like to send some requests for some celebrities to sign some dvd sleeves for me however I'm confused about self addressing the envelope as the royal say on their website;

Please note: from 31st December 2011 - we no longer sell International Reply Coupons for use in overseas destinations.

How do I get hold of these now please?

Thanks You

[adamlincoln]

Hi sorry if this as been asked but I'm a little confused. I would like to send some requests for some celebrities to sign some dvd sleeves for me however I'm confused about self addressing the envelope as the royal say on their website;

Please note: from 31st December 2011 - we no longer sell International Reply Coupons for use in overseas destinations.

How do I get hold of these now please?

Thanks You

was just about to ask the same thing !

what is that all about

link: http://www.royalmail.com/reply-sender

I"nternational Reply Coupons allow you to exchange the coupon in return for postage to an overseas destination.



If you receive a coupon from abroad, just take it to the Post Office and exchange it for 76p worth of stamps. International Reply Coupons make it so much easier for you to keep in touch with friends and family in foreign lands.

Please note: from 31st December 2011 - we no longer sell International Reply Coupons for use in overseas destinations."

[adamlincoln]

This forum is so quite its unreal someone must know

[kimmylee]

Well, it seems Royal Mail no longer sell them. I am really mad. Glad I have 2 left over with a date of 2013!

I trade/buy for US stamps here on the forum but have had the odd European request where I have used IRC's as not worth my while obtaining stamps.

Now I guess I will have to find somewhere which will allow me to buy small amount of EUROS and send 5EURO with those requests, as that is the smallest note

And I hate sending cash in the mail!

Update: Currently tweeting with Royal Mail. Will post response when I get one!

Updated: This is the (rather rubbish) response I got from Twitter:

I think there were problems with other countries not recognising the coupons, although we do still accept them.