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Wait for the warm butter croissant variant. That said, I don't know how french post is dealing with their core business these days. And this move smells like a
by agumonkey 2y ago
Wait for the warm butter croissant variant.
That said, I don't know how french post is dealing with their core business these days. And this move smells like a dead-end phase.
- fiforpg 2y agoMe, I'd go for the smelly cheese option.
- fransje26 2y ago> That said, I don't know how french post is dealing with their core business these days. Badly. It got to the point that post simply disappears, never to be seen again.
- agumonkey 2y agoIt seems like the core logistics might still have some value, and offices will now become rental space. Stunning to see a national institution evaporates like that.
- fransje26 2y ago> Stunning to see a national institution evaporates like that. The joys of privatisation.. From a consumer point of view, where the process is: Pay stamp -> letter in postbox -> black box -> letter delivered it's difficult to argue that anything improved at all. In fact it got worse in all the steps, and on all the metrics. 1. Stamps got awfully more expensive 2. Local post offices have closed en-masse, and_or are open infrequently 3. The delivery times have increased drastically 4. Post gets lost more often. If at least the service stayed reliable.. Instead, we've been facing a whole lot of fines and other issues because of undelivered letters and bills.