Royal Mail service down for hundreds of users
RETURN TO SENDER Royal Mail service down for hundreds of users
A popular ROYAL Mail service is down leaving customers unable to send parcels.
Over 400 users have flagged the issue on on Downdector, a system which monitors outages.
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Customers have flagged the issue on Downdector
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The majority of customers appear to be facing issues with its Click and Drop service, which allows users to purchase and print postage labels online.
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