I have seen a number of these shops around, particularly in shopping malls,
and assumed that they were the Thai Postal service, expanding its visibility.
I went to post an airmail letter to the UK today, the normal price is 28 baht with 2 sheets of paper inside.
The Post Net charge was 38 baht.
When I queried it I was told there is 10 baht service charge 35%
Needless to say they won't be geting my business again.
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#2
Posted 2004-10-20 22:08
Astral,
The first three postal rates to UK for a normal airmail letter are 17, 24 and 31 baht depending on weight of course.
Where are these Post Net shops? In Bangkok? I am in Khon Kaen and haven't seen one here.
Do they sell stamps etc and have a handstamp for cancellations, or are they just a receiving point and take what they have collected during the day to the nearest PO themselves. (if you're lucky)
I'd sooner trust a real PO, and trust is a relative word.
Lung Bing
The first three postal rates to UK for a normal airmail letter are 17, 24 and 31 baht depending on weight of course.
Where are these Post Net shops? In Bangkok? I am in Khon Kaen and haven't seen one here.
Do they sell stamps etc and have a handstamp for cancellations, or are they just a receiving point and take what they have collected during the day to the nearest PO themselves. (if you're lucky)
I'd sooner trust a real PO, and trust is a relative word.
Lung Bing
#3
Posted 2004-10-20 22:39
I've seen a few around. There's one at Tesco Rangsit, another tucked away beside a restaurant on Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok Road. Probably heaps of them, just that they're very small.
I'd pay the extra 10 baht rather than stand around for 20 minutes to post a letter at the Post Office in Future Park for example.
I'd pay the extra 10 baht rather than stand around for 20 minutes to post a letter at the Post Office in Future Park for example.
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