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Royal Mail has axed fines on letters delivered with ‘counterfeit' stamps

The Royal Mail has paused "fake" stamp fines after an apparent flaw in fraud scanners.

Postal company defends technology but suspends surcharge, while app allowing customers to scan own stamps developed

Royal Mail has reportedly suspended fines for letters containing supposedly “counterfeit” stamps following complaints from people who bought them from reputable places.

The Telegraph reports that Royal Mail has now reversed its decision to charge recipients a £5 fine as it investigates if there is an issue following complaints from furious Brits

Royal Mail is to temporarily waive £5 penalties for members of the public to collect post with counterfeit stamps as it introduces measures to tackle the problem.

The move has been made on a temporary basis while the problem is addressed

The move has been made on a temporary basis while the problem is addressed

The company announced it is developing a new counterfeit stamp scanner in the Royal Mail app to allow customers to scan stamp barcodes.

The company announced it is developing a new counterfeit stamp scanner in the Royal Mail app to allow customers to scan stamp barcodes.

The company announced it is developing a new counterfeit stamp scanner in the Royal Mail app to allow customers to scan stamp barcodes.

The Government, which left Royal Mail so vulnerable, needs to push through reforms quickly and give current boss Martin Seidenberg a fighting chance.

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