Good morning, is it possible that a registered letter coming from Poland and destined for Caserta passes through ? | Payments and Shipping | eBay Italy
Nothing could be easier. Understanding the sorting logic of our postal service is like having the abilities of a psychic. The system follows a coordination that probably depends on the capacity for storage and maximum acceptance of packets of all kinds coming from the domestic and foreign network. Once I asked for clarification from the director of the post office where I usually go, about why a registered letter sent from Milan should first go to a center in Novara and then be redirected toward another sorting center off course and finally to the Lombard capital. The answer, distracted and laconic at the same time, was: they have to make mandatory rounds, you understand? I understand, I understand, I said. And I left it at that. Of course we are light years away from the functioning of the postal service of the United States and Canada, judged absolutely the best in the world in terms of speed, precision, and customer service.
...... we are light years away from the functioning of the postal services in the United States and Canada, considered by far the best in the world for speed, accuracy, and customer service.
I’d say we need the Enterprise’s warp drive (Star Trek) to reach the US and Canadian postal services. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
actar80
·3 years agoYears ago, an expedition whose destination was Salerno went up to the north to come back down, so with Poste Italiane anything is possible!
heavenwelkin
·3 years agoIf the shipment travels by air, they most likely use Cagliari airport and then from there they distribute it throughout Italy.
Maybe they use that airport because it's less congested and/or cheaper.
Kind regards.
vonbalden
·3 years agoNothing could be easier. Understanding the sorting logic of our postal service is like having the abilities of a psychic. The system follows a coordination that probably depends on the capacity for storage and maximum acceptance of packets of all kinds coming from the domestic and foreign network. Once I asked for clarification from the director of the post office where I usually go, about why a registered letter sent from Milan should first go to a center in Novara and then be redirected toward another sorting center off course and finally to the Lombard capital. The answer, distracted and laconic at the same time, was: they have to make mandatory rounds, you understand? I understand, I understand, I said. And I left it at that. Of course we are light years away from the functioning of the postal service of the United States and Canada, judged absolutely the best in the world in terms of speed, precision, and customer service.
actar80
·3 years ago