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The typical outgoing mail box, where you put your mail in for it to be delivered, doesn't allow peering into it. So a physical measure to avoid that. But if it
by ragebol 2y ago
The typical outgoing mail box, where you put your mail in for it to be delivered, doesn't allow peering into it. So a physical measure to avoid that.
But if it's out in the open: first come first serve, like the other comments describe
- thih9 2y ago1. Buy an apartment next to a well lit outgoing post box. 2. Install a system of mirrors to peek at the letters being inserted into the box 3. Reuse one code for a 50% chance of saving 1 euro and delivering your mail for free. 4. Send each letter 7 times, each with a different duplicate code, for a 99% chance of at least one free delivery. Not worth the effort and I’m sure this would be tracked and stopped immediately. But it’s cool that in theory this seems possible.
- ragebol 2y agoIf you are willing to go that length, I'll give you a damn postzegelcode