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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Daily Mail Crossword

polyanna18 | 11:00 Tue 03rd Feb 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Again, the Daily Mail has given the same No. to the prize crossword as yesterday, no. 13,378. By my reckoning, today's crossword, 3rd Feb, should be 13,381. Last Thursday's number was also 13,378.

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poortony

I find that very annoying, never an apology either.

ashfordshe

They did this a couple of weeks ago when the submission address was changed to Norwich. When the same numbere was given for three days I telephoned the DM and after being transferred to six different people (and cut off once in the process) a guy sounding really fed-up said he couldn't believe that such a simple thing as an address change could create so many problems; and to use the No. as published. No doubt there is a method in their madness (I hope!)

nocturnalme

Just noticed this myself. Now, do I put the correct No. in the address, or 'theirs'? Sadly, I have little else to worry about today, thanks to the snow!

ripvanwinkle

I suggest we put the date of the daily mail from which the crossword comes after the number

polyanna18

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Good idea Ripvanwinkle - I thought of phoning but couldn't see a telephone number.

crossyfan

I have been putting the day and date on the front of the envelope since all this confusion started. But todays has the correct number 13,382. crossyfan

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