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The Importance Of Royal Mail
It is important to be able to rely on your mail getting to you or the recipient securely and in a timely manner. Royal Mail is used as the best external mail service however, there is now several different businesses that offer similar services to Royal Mail which can be cheaper and will offer deals if you need to send a number of parcels for your business. In most cases with all delivery companies you use they can send items locally, nationally and internationally and they can be sent now within 24-72 hours.
When receiving mail into the company you need to first sort through the mail into categories of personal/confidential, urgent/non-urgent and first/second class or special or recorded delivery. When going through mail you need to open

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