Scam warning! Ready-to-mail letters are really not good deals. Here's why.
France is the land of smelly cheeses, human rights AND postal mail.
That's all well and good, but it's also one of the countries where the envelope is the most expensive.
One of the best ways to avoid fees is to avoid ready-to-mail letters. Explanations.
I conducted my little investigation and I realized that the pre-stamped letter is at all beneficial for La Poste, but not at all for us customers!
The stamp costs 53 cents. That is to say that I sent a letter for 56 cents.
La Poste offers the 10 pre-stamped envelopes at almost €7! And the worst part is that my letter arrived two days late! A piece of advice, do as I do:go your own way!
Instead I went to a hard discounter in my neighborhood:I was able to buy packs of envelopes for less than 3 cents each! The math is quick, right?
You should also know that e-mails, among others e-mails, are since the law 2000-230 of March 13, 2000 admitted in evidence in the same way as a paper document provided that the author of the e-mail can be identified. . One more reason to avoid paper, right?
And you, what do you think of ready-to-post? Do you know of another much more effective way of sending letters for less? Comments here!
