Per un deposito postale il prezzo è balzato da circa 19€ a 70€

    Esattamente per lo stesso servizio: non consegnare la posta e tenerla in deposito.

    Apparentemente, non fare nulla è ora un servizio premium.

    E a chi ha approvato questo aumento di prezzo: spero sinceramente che tu sia tra i primi a essere sostituito dall’IA.

    AGGIUNTA: La maggior parte di voi dimentica che non posso decidere di ricevere meno o più lettere; è fuori dal mio controllo. Quindi dovrebbe essere incluso tutto ciò che riguarda i servizi di consegna, compreso lo stoccaggio. Sto bene quando i prezzi dei francobolli salgono. Quando qualcuno decide di mandarmi una lettera invece di una email, dovrebbe pagare tutto.

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    8 commenti

    1. RustyPlastics on

      they aren’t doing nothing. They store your mail which takes man power, space, logistics which costs money. Why are you showing screenshots from 2025?

    2. DT-Sodium on

      You think storing your stuff in one of the most expensive countries to build on is worth nothing? I’m sorry, do you live in reality or in delulu land?

    3. Why people try to justify this irrational increase is beyond me. 70 euro is an insane amount of money for what they used to offer with 19 euro. There no inflation or increase in price or reduced demand that could justify that. Post is offering different services and Amazon and e-commerce has played its part to keep some balance.

      Regardless of the costs in Luxembourg and all the arguments about life in our premium country, it is still extremely.

    4. gralfighter on

      OP, your title is bad, like really bad.

      Without the comments the title combined with the screenshot lets me think you’re complaining about having to pay for Post to keep your post. Not that you’re complaining about the price jump.

    5. post_crooks on

      I see that now they invoice per week and I don’t think it was the case in the past. In that case, it’s also a change in their model that makes it that much more expensive for you.

    6. josemariapuerta on

      This is the perfect example of a captive customer base and of raising prices to see how much people are willing to pay for something. It’s a bit like the fable of the frog in the pot: they turn on the heat, and the frog is gradually brought to the boil until it’s thoroughly cooked.

    7. Wow, I was just thinking today to make a reminder to set it up for the holiday. No way I’m going to swallow that price increase. Feels like a whole mafia. Police doesn’t do anything to stop burglars, people are left to their own and have to pay extra for any little thing that can reduce the chance of ruining their summer.

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