(PresseBox)
(Bonn,
2008-08-18)
Deutsche Post will start expanding its points of sale for stamps and prepaid Paketmarken in the coming weeks across Germany. Overall some 1,500 further points of sale are to be set up by the end of the year at locations which experience high customer traffic in addition to the existing 300 points of sale of this kind. Deutsche Post is working in cooperation with retailers to provide these points of sale.
Additionally to some 14,000 retail outlets already in existence the new points of sale will give Deutsche Post customers a supplementary source to obtain stamps and DHL Paketmarken. Stamps will continue to be available around the clock at 3,700 stamp vending machines and DHL Paketmarken at some 1,000 Packstations, set to rise to 2,500 by 2009. Pre-franked packages and parcels can be taken to Packstations independently of retail outlet opening hours. Shipments with DHL Paketmarken can also be sent at any time of day or night via the 1,000 DHL Paketboxes across Germany in the same way that franked letters are posted in collection boxes.
With the new point of sale format the company hopes to further expand its service to customers, strengthen its own business and better position itself with regard to its competitors. Through cooperation with local businesses Deutsche Post customers who are simply buying stamps will benefit from the favorable opening hours at local retailers and can thus make use of additional contact points for two of the most frequently requested mail products.
Business people who are interested in having a point of sale can find out more on the Internet and can apply via www.deutschepost.de/filialpartner.
Press release BoxID: 197906 (Deutsche Post World Net)
- Deutsche Post World Net
- Charles-de-Gaulle-Straße 20
- 53113 Bonn
- http://www.dpwn.de
- Contact person
- Dirk Klasen
- +49 (228) 182-9944
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