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A family Newsagency serving South Tamworth NSW since 1964.

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Location: TAMWORTH, New South Wales, Australia

Monday, February 23, 2009

Another On The Way

Lucky Friday 13th Again

If you missed out buying a lucky lottery ticket last month, there is another chance in March.
Come in on the day to buy your lucky lottery ticket from us. You can have some fun with us on the day as we get into the spirit. You could even win a prize for your effort. It must be our turn to sell another big lottery prize soon. Join our growing list of big winners.
Last month we had a great time on the day that just happened to fall on the day before Valentine's Day. What will we do this time?

Maxine and Peter

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Monday, February 16, 2009

Beautiful Big Bear

Our Valentine Winner

Our lovely Valentine's bear was won by Bryan Mann. He entered our free competition by buying his Valentine card from us.

Congratulations and thanks for your support. We had great fun with our customers leading up to to the day.

Other than Lotto special jackpot days, our next big day will be for Friday 13th March. Visit us on that day to join the fun. Win some lottery tickets! Buy some extra lucky tickets on the day!

Maxine and Peter

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Thursday, February 12, 2009

So Much on the Go ...

Promotions and Fun For Everyone!
  1. Back to School Sale
  2. $40 million Oz Lotto
  3. $10 million Powerball
  4. Lucky Friday 13th ***BUY A LUCKY LOTTERY TICKET ***
  5. Valentine's Day
  6. $14 million Saturday Lotto Draw

Our staff are going crazy trying to keep up with all these events. It is a great challenge to have the displays changed in time for each event.

Reward their efforts by calling in and joining in the fun. There is no doubt that we could all us a little break from the horrible events occurring in Victoria. Come in for a free smile.

Maxine and Peter

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Monday, February 02, 2009

The Late Late Late Mail

Here We Go Again

We got into deep trouble with a good customer about stopping his subscription without notice before Christmas. We spent a lot of time checking our system of recording subs and stops and found we had no instructions to continue on an expired prepaid subscription. Both of us were miffed by the events that had occurred and the time wasted chasing up details. In the end, the customer decided to cancel his subscription.
Today the customer arrived with the letter of offer of renewal that had been posted to him in time to avoid a break in delivery. The letter was clearly (and correctly) addressed. It also had a return address if the mail was unclaimed.
The clear date mark on the envelope, placed by Australia Post, was 10DEC08. In case the obvious has escaped your notice, this mail was delivered on 30JAN09. Over 7 weeks!!!
As we have often said, let us get the Post Office to do a better job on their principal legal obligation of delivering the mail before we sanction them to challenge small business in fields outside their charter. The litany of complaints we receive about their lack of service and ability and the deliberately cumbersome system of registering complaints gives a false impression that they are even doing an "average" job at postal services.

Maxine and Peter

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