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    Il servizio postale danese smetterà di consegnare le lettere dopo 400 anni

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    2. jfdirfn on

      For context, pretty well everything official, or with a big company happens through the Danish digital post which is anchored to your mitID, so there really is very little post.

    5. CallMeEpiphany on

      In Germany I asked my local chamber of commerce if they could send me invoices by email instead of post. They told me they are legally not allowed to do that. A tale of two countries.

    8. theclaw37 on

      They will use PostNord, the Swedish service. We still base a loooot of communication on letters in Sweden.

    11. TomGnabry on

      Although there is still mail ofc through other services, and I know it is wasteful, but as a side comment, I must say I still prefer to get my bills in the mail.

      It is quite annoying to track bills in my email and the 500 random invoicing firms that companies use now. It is much nicer and easier to get some physical letter. I guess too much digital overload for me.

    12. papayatwentythree on

      Sweden did this and now it is complete shit, and certain government agencies insist on physical mail despite how shit the system is (looking at you, Migrationsverket). Good job Denmark, you get a “fell for privatization again” ribbon.

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