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Merry Christmas

21st December 2011

On behalf of the L-Mail team and myself, I would like to offer a sincere thank you to all our clients for your support during the past year and send our best wishes to you and your family for the Festive Season and 2012.

I'd also like to share a few brief updates that you may find of interest:

WE'RE STILL HERE OVER CHRISTMAS

We'll be here over Christmas and the New Year but please allow a little longer for non-urgent support ticket responses and for letters to reach recipients. We will continue to process documents but the various public holidays around the world will impact on speed of delivery.

WE GOT PRESENTS TOO!

We got some fantastic gifts under our tree this year. The first present arrived from of a regional export award and this was followed up with a state level export award. Our thanks goes to our customers who made this possible.

NO CARDS, BUT BETTER EYESIGHT

As in previous years, we will not be sending Christmas cards. However, we have made a further donation to the Fred Hollows organisation (www.hollows.org) taking our total funds raised for this organisation to over AUD $3,000 - potentially saving over 100 individuals from preventable blindness.

Thanks and best wishes,

Peter

Peter Harris
QiQ Communications
www.l-mail.com

Pakistan Mail

02nd November 2011

The Karachi printing station shall not be available from November 7 to November 13 due to Eid festivities and holidays.

Normal operations shall resume from November 14 onwards.

Public Holiday Philippines

31st October 2011

Mail from the Philippines will be delayed from October 27th - November 1st 2011 due to public holidays. L-Mail will continue to process letters as normal, they will be mailed through Philpost on November 2nd 2011.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Postal Strike, Brazil

27th September 2011

There is presently a partial postal strike in Brazil. This may result in delayed mail processed through our Brazil mailing location.

Looking to mail a PDF document?

11th May 2011

Whilst L-Mail does not support the mailing of PDF documents, our sister site, http://www.docsaway.com does.

Please visit http://www.docsaway.com to find out how you can either upload a document for mailing to our web site, or for bulk mailing, integrate using our SOAP API.

Pakistan Flooding

20th August 2010

L-Mail is pleased to have representation in Pakistan, but we are equally sorry to learn of the devastation recent flooding is causing resulting in an appeal for global support.

If L-Mail visitors could consider donating to the an appeal for this cause we would be grateful. Agencies working on this disaster include:

UNICEF - http://www.supportunicef.org/site/pp.asp?c=9fLEJSOALpE&b=6161183
Edhi Foundation Pakistan - http://edhi.org/contacts.htm
Oxfam International - http://www.oxfam.org/development/pakistan

L-Mail South Africa

06th July 2010

The world may be looking closely at South Africa and the various football matches that are going on, but L-Mail is pleased to announce we are now processing letters from Cape Town.

The Republic of South Africa is located at the southern tip of Africa, with a 2,798 kilometres (1,739 mi) coastline on the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. To the north lie Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe; to the east are Mozambique and Swaziland; while Lesotho is an independent country wholly surrounded by South African territory.

UK Mail Price Changes

29th March 2010

UK Mail prices will be increasing on 6 April 2010. Inline with Royal Mail price changes, L-Mail prices will increase by £0.02 per item. International mail prices from the UK will increase inline with the Royal Mail rise of approximately 9.4%.

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