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Royal Mail receipt edit #1
So, I’m trying to do a John Lewis FTID. They can provide me with a refund if I can show them my proof of postage receipt. Only issue is, the weight on the receipt don’t match the weight of what I posted.

Anyone know the best way / can anyone edit the Royal Mail receipt I’ve got just to change the weight from what it is at 0.2kg to 0.6kg (trying to return a iPhone XR).
(This post was last modified: 07-10-2020, 12:04 PM by InsaneAK.)

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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #2
See whether any of the following online receipt generators will do the job. Some are a paid service, but see what you can come up with.

http://www.fakereceipt.us/sales_receipt.php
https://makereceipt.com/
https://expressexpense.com/
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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #3
The post office ones have quite a specific design. All that needs doing on the receipt is the weight being changed from 56g to like 556g - which would be roughly what an iPhone XR box would be.

Any photoshop wizards about?

(07-10-2020, 12:33 PM)mothered Wrote: See whether any of the following online receipt generators will do the job. Some are a paid service, but see what you can come up with.

http://www.fakereceipt.us/sales_receipt.php
https://makereceipt.com/
https://expressexpense.com/

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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #4
(07-10-2020, 02:34 PM)InsaneAK Wrote: The post office ones have quite a specific design. All that needs doing on the receipt is the weight being changed from 56g to like 556g - which would be roughly what an iPhone XR box would be.

Any photoshop wizards about?

(07-10-2020, 12:33 PM)mothered Wrote: See whether any of the following online receipt generators will do the job. Some are a paid service, but see what you can come up with.

http://www.fakereceipt.us/sales_receipt.php
https://makereceipt.com/
https://expressexpense.com/
Id be glad to help you out. I should be able to photoshop the document to your needs
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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #5
Any chance you could PM me your discord or telegram please?

(07-10-2020, 02:49 PM)Kostolany Wrote:
(07-10-2020, 02:34 PM)InsaneAK Wrote: The post office ones have quite a specific design. All that needs doing on the receipt is the weight being changed from 56g to like 556g - which would be roughly what an iPhone XR box would be.

Any photoshop wizards about?

(07-10-2020, 12:33 PM)mothered Wrote: See whether any of the following online receipt generators will do the job. Some are a paid service, but see what you can come up with.

http://www.fakereceipt.us/sales_receipt.php
https://makereceipt.com/
https://expressexpense.com/
Id be glad to help you out. I should be able to photoshop the document to your needs

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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #6
(07-10-2020, 02:34 PM)InsaneAK Wrote: The post office ones have quite a specific design. All that needs doing on the receipt is the weight being changed from 56g to like 556g - which would be roughly what an iPhone XR box would be.
Understood.

@Kostolany has got you covered.
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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #7
@mothered how many g would a iPhone XR be?

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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #8
(07-10-2020, 04:19 PM)InsaneAK Wrote: @mothered how many g would a iPhone XR be?
From memory, the "Item" weight Is 195 grams.
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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #9
So if the parcel that I returned weighed 500g, it’s believable?

(07-10-2020, 04:24 PM)mothered Wrote:
(07-10-2020, 04:19 PM)InsaneAK Wrote: @mothered how many g would a iPhone XR be?
From memory, the "Item" weight Is 195 grams.

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RE: Royal Mail receipt edit #10
(07-10-2020, 04:26 PM)InsaneAK Wrote: So if the parcel that I returned weighed 500g, it’s believable?
It's only a 56 gram variance which Is marginal, so It's fine.
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