Free EasyWeigh from Royal Mail

**biggy7** · 13th November 2002

Weighing letters to calculate the right postage, especially for sending abroad, can be a problem. Kitchen scales don't do the job and you may not want to make the trip to a Post Office branch. The wrong postage could mean delays, or you might end up paying too much.

We have an answer and it's called EasyWeigh�, a simple cardboard weighing device which can weigh letters from 20g to 100g.
It's free - just complete our simple form and we'll have one on its way to you within 48 hours.

*Please note, if you are sending mail outside Europe, the first weight step is 10g.

only a cheap freebie, but hey its FREE

Royal Mail

**Imran** · 13th November 2002

Nice one Biggy should come in useful!!!

Cheers Mate

**Jack-daniels** · 14th November 2002

How do you find all this "stuff" !!

Cheers mate

JD

**Glory Road** · 14th November 2002

Very handy, cheers m8

**Pongo** · 14th November 2002

Does it weigh grams ?
and does white powder stick to it ?

LOL

**hn120** · 14th November 2002

cool

thanks biggy

**wackyraces** · 14th November 2002

Thanks for that. Should come in handy.

**Hippie on hill** · 15th November 2002

Kewl - Thanx Biggy
mmmmmm wot else can I weigh with this I wonder ?

**Fett** · 15th November 2002

Cheers biggy , been after one of these for ages - pretty handy for anyone that sells on ebay id say.

Thanks Biggy

**Mr_Flash** · 15th November 2002

Just ordered one.

cheers Biggy

**clarky** · 20th November 2002

Well that was a let down, piece of bloody cardboard that tips over if the letter is too heavy.

sorry Pongo, it wont be any use for your white powder.

**wizer** · 20th November 2002

yeh mine came.. complete shyte

**Fett** · 20th November 2002

Yeah mine arrived and its not what i expected, cheers anyway biggy.

**panther** · 20th November 2002

I nearly p****d myself laughing after assembling it. Oh well, it's free so I don't think we can complain too much.

**mladen** · 20th November 2002

Ah its not bad...may save you some money in the future where you think a first class stamp is enough

**Imran** · 20th November 2002

No Wonder Royal Mail aint doin well, they cant even deliver their own goods within their own delivery deadlines.

MInes only just arrived, Days after the 48hour delivery time they promised.

Oh Well its OK, and its Free so I aint complaining

Cheers Again Biggy

Regards

IM