Swiss Post relies on the digital stamp
Yesterday, Monday, the Post Office sold its millionth digital stamp. The street marketing campaign promoting these so-called Webstamps has thus been a success. Starting in the spring of 2007, the Post Office plans to further expand this service.
Yesterday, Monday, Swiss Post sold its millionth digital stamp. The street marketing campaign promoting the so-called Webstamps has therefore been successful. From spring 2007, Swiss Post intends to further expand the range: It will also be possible to frank letters abroad and parcels with a domestic destination digitally. There will also be a new import option for address data and an image editing function. The previously fee-based business version will be discontinued at the end of February 2007. The web stamp service was introduced for business customers on February 15, 2006 and made available to private users on April 6. Swiss Post currently has 41,000 people using the web franking service. Billing is via the postal account.
