The French national postal service dates back to 1576. The La Poste company, created on its basis in 1991, continues centuries-old traditions and offers new opportunities for modern postal services.
Types of small-sized postal items
French mail La Poste accepts the following types of letters for forwarding:
- non-urgent mail (ecopli) is sent in standard envelopes and delivered within France within 3-5 days;
- a simple registered letter (distingo suivi) undergoes a simplified registration without a guarantee of exact delivery times and confirmation of receipt. Ready-made waterproof envelopes for them can be purchased at every post office.
- a one-piece registered letter-envelope (prêt-a-recommander suivi) is intended for short postal messages. Its front side contains information about the sender and recipient, and the necessary text is placed on the back;
- a registered letter with acknowledgment of delivery (lettre recommandee avec accusé de reception) is sent when filling out a special form, its weight should not exceed 3 kg and dimensions 20x11 cm;
- electronic registered letter (lettre recommandée electronique) in France exists in two types. In the first option, it is sent from home or office computer through the La Poste portal in the format Word file, PDF and others. With the second, hybrid option, it can be sent electronically, but it will be delivered to the recipient in the form of a traditional paper envelope.
The Suivre vos envois service is designed to track express delivery letters and parcels by identification numbers.
When crossing the state border of the destination country, the postal item is assigned the index of the national postal service. Additional fees are charged for storage and forwarding services at current rates.
Payment Methods
To pay for postal correspondence in France, stamps with the image of Marianne (timbres Marianne), a young woman who became a symbol of the republic during the revolution of the 18th century, are usually used. Depending on the delivery time and distance, they are printed in different denominations in the following colors:
French postage stamps are also valid in the country's overseas departments, as well as in Andorra and Monaco. You can purchase stamps in blocks of 12 or in rolls of 500 at tobacco kiosks, at any post office or online on the La Poste website. In addition to standard stamps for paying for letters and parcels, blank collectible postage stamps for the required amount are allowed.
Also on the La Poste website you can use the services of the Mon Timbra Moi service and order a sheet of stamps with a unique design for your wedding day, birthday, anniversary or other memorable event. You can print it without leaving home on your own printer.
You can send a letter through the post office operator, yourself from your home computer via the Internet, or using a postal machine with a menu in French, English and Italian. Using the machine, you can weigh a letter or small parcel, pay the specified amount, receive a franking sticker and send an envelope or postcard.
Postal rates
When using the Paquet Prio International service, the cost postal items in 2018 is:
| Weight | Price in euros | |
|---|---|---|
| insurance up to 45€ (R1) | insurance up to 150€ (R2) | |
| 20 g | 5,8 | 6,85 |
| 50 g | 7,15 | 8,15 |
| 100 g | 8,15 | 9,20 |
| 250 g | 11,25 | 12,25 |
| 500 g | 14,30 | 15,30 |
| 1.0 kg | 21,40 | 22,45 |
| 2.0 kg | 23,50 | 24,50 |
| 3.0 kg | 33,65 | 34,70 |
When sending parcels and parcels at Colissimo prices in 2018, a fee will be charged depending on the weight and country of destination:
Shipping rates registered letters include mandatory insurance and additional insurance depending on the value declared by the addressee. The most common dimensions of parcel boxes are L (315x210x150 mm) and XL (385-250-190 mm). The average delivery time to major Russian cities is from 1 to 3 weeks and should not exceed 1 month. Letters and parcels are delivered to the cities of Ukraine and Belarus within 1 week, and to the countries of Central Asia within 21 days.
Additional services
Since 2006, the list of services provided by the country’s postal service has included the possibility of obtaining a loan in a bank owned by the post office, processing various types insurance and mobile connection. In 2011, postal delivery is carried out both by La Poste staff and by courier companies with which the necessary contracts have been concluded.
On the La Poste portal you can purchase various products through the Colissimo Pass online store, order the production of seals, stamps and original designs according to individual designs greeting cards with author's inscriptions.
The new Watch My Parents service is aimed at social and psychological support for older people.
According to the terms of the subscription, the postman visits pensioners on specified working days of the week and promptly informs relatives by electronic messages via Watch app My Parents about their well-being and current needs. To improve communication between customers, La Poste offers the purchase of a specially designed Ardoiz Touch tablet.
Post office in Paris
For convenience, we have compiled a map with the addresses and opening hours of post offices in Paris. For detailed information, click on the envelope on the map.
Updated: 01/09/2018Today on Channel One there is a TV game called “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” for 09.09.2017. Today's game consisted of two parts, as the summer ended and the game show took its usual format. As we remember, at the end of summer the program consisted of three parts, the third part was a repeat of the earlier release of this intellectual TV game.
Questions for the first pair of players
Vladimir Gomelsky And Dmitry Borisov (400,000 - 400,000 rubles)
1. What are long shorts called?
2. What fictional creature has recently become a popular meme on the Internet?
3. What is the name of the species of butterfly?
4. The name of which plant coincides with the nickname of the hero Fenimore Cooper?
5. What height was Sergei Bubka the first to overcome in pole vaulting?
6. What is the name of the administrative-territorial unit of Germany?
7. What prevents fluid from flowing out of the high pressure cylinder in a hydraulic jack?
8. Which faculty did Rodion Raskolnikov study at?
9. Which character is missing from the wedding in the classic production of the ballet Sleeping Beauty?
10. What do sailors often call the “Marousse Belt”?
11. What group of instruments does the Australian didgeridoo belong to?
12. Who became the first full Knight of St. George in Russia?
13. Who or what Parisian couriers secretly dropped into newly opened mailboxes so as not to be left without work?
14. What mineral forms the beautiful transparent variety “Maryino glass”?
Questions for the second pair of players
Olga Prokofieva And Valery Garkalin (100,000 - 100,000 rubles)
1. What do they say about a person who does not want to tell anything?
2. How does a hockey match begin?
3. What do men say they love?
4. What is the name of a young worker, trainee?
5. What expression can be used to define folklore?
6. What position did Gerasim, the hero of Turgenev’s story “Mumu”, hold in the manor house?
7. What should a producer do as part of his job?
8. Which name is not usually shortened to the diminutive Seva?
9. What does the hero of the film “White Sun of the Desert,” Red Army soldier Sukhov, do in his dream?
10. What is the name of one of the aerobatic maneuvers?
11. Who was the fisherman’s wife in “The Tale of the Fisherman and His Wife” by the Brothers Grimm?
12. What was built specifically for the Sandunovsky baths next to them?
13. Which part of the world is considered the birthplace of watermelon?
Answers to questions from the first pair of players
- bermuda shorts
- lemongrass
- St. John's wort
- 6 meters
- Earth
- cuff
- legal
- Blue Beard
- waterline
- brass
- Kutuzov
- mice
Answers to questions from the second pair of players
- took water in his mouth
- from throw-in
- eyes
- intern
- word of mouth
- street cleaner
- read letters
- Savely
- beats off the sickle
- cobra
- pope
- power station
- Africa
In the first years of the 16th century, wooden mailboxes - the so-called “tambours” - were installed in Florence. They were located near the main church communities and had a slot at the top, into which an anonymous letter with accusations against enemies of the state could be dropped, unnoticed by prying eyes.
In the 16th century, stone mailboxes were installed near the Cape of Good Hope by the crews of British ships to transmit letters to other ships. Dutch sailors also had similar stone boxes. In present-day Poland, Legnica is claimed as the birthplace of the mailbox, where they first appeared in 1633. Mailboxes are mentioned in the documents of the city post office of Paris, founded in 1653, and their invention is attributed to Renoir de Villaye.
In the 18th century, captains of ships sailing from England to America used canvas bags to collect correspondence, which were hung in hotel lobbies and coffee shops to collect letters. In Austria, the postman carried a mailbox with him on his belt.
Mailboxes in Germany were large in size, distinguished by elegant decoration and wood carvings. Express mail boxes were created in London (Great Britain). The sender put a letter and a coin into such a box to pay for services and pressed a special lever, with the help of which a signal was sent to the nearest post office that the letter had arrived. Having received the signal, a courier was sent from the post office to pick up the letter.
The U.S. Post Office began installing mailboxes to collect mail in the 1850s at post offices and at street corners in major cities. Mailboxes were first hung on lamp posts. As mail volumes grew, the Post Office gradually replaced small mailboxes with larger models. Install a free-standing mailbox on four supports with the inscription U.S. Mail (US Post) was first proposed in 1894 after experience with successful use mailboxes of this design in Canada. Mailboxes of this design quickly became commonplace at the intersections of American cities. Unlike Canadian mailboxes, which were painted red, American mailboxes were originally dark green to avoid confusion with fire-fighting equipment, then red and blue in the 1950s, and finally... completely blue with a contrasting inscription. The advent of the automobile also influenced the design of mailboxes in the United States, and in the late 1930s a special chute or spout was added to allow a letter to be deposited by driving up to a curbside mailbox without getting out of the car.
Mailboxes first appeared in Russia on the streets of St. Petersburg and Moscow in 1848. In 1928, 200 boxes were installed on Moscow trams where Muscovites could drop off correspondence. During a tram stop near the main post office, postal workers took letters from boxes installed on the tram.
Distribution of leaflets to mailboxes in Moscow
Distributing leaflets to mailboxes in Moscow is the main activity of the Marex Federal Post courier service.
Since 2007, our company's couriers have delivered more than 1,000,000,000 copies of newspapers and leaflets.
Advertising by mailboxes in new buildings and residential complexes in Moscow
Residential complex Grand Park 3511 copies. Residential complex Tsaritsyno 3279 copies.
Residential complex Michurino 1977 copies. Residential complex Mitinsky Park 2428 copies.
Benefits of mailbox advertising
The most low price physical contact with your client
Send the message to your customers through the most profitable advertising channel!
Wide range of geographic targeting options
Selection of areas, plots, houses depending on the goals of the advertising campaign. For example: residents of houses within walking distance of a store or new building in a particular area.
Action speed
Potential clients will learn about you on the first day of distribution.
Easy to track performance
Place information about a discount, gift or promotional code on the flyer and evaluate the result at the end of the promotion. In addition to the ability to evaluate the result, this action will significantly increase the effectiveness of the advertising campaign.
The ability to convey information to the client in the required volume
For example, the annual IKEA catalog has 322 pages, and the weight of 1 catalog is 500 grams.
Mobile teams will deliver your advertising to the mailboxes of Moscow residents
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Why do most Clients on the market work with our company?
1. Maximum efficiency mailings we put it first. A satisfied client will order the newsletter again and recommend us to friends. It’s good that many competitors still don’t understand these simple things!
2. “Oh” is not about us.
“Oh, our warehouse was flooded, so we can only deliver half of it”;
“Oh, your packs of leaflets were found in the trash can because someone stole them from the courier, and he was afraid to tell us about it” ;
"Oh oh oh…"
3. We work under a contract. We bear full financial responsibility for your printed products. You have no reason to worry under any circumstances.
Here's what unscrupulous distributors will tell you: “Two whole days have already passed - the residents have dismantled everything,” “The cleaning lady took everything out and threw it away. We are not obligated to protect them!”, “At this address, a woman collects newspapers for her cats from all the boxes.” etc.
4. Manufacturer prices- we are a courier service, not an advertising agency intermediary. We have the most favorable and economically reasonable prices;
5. Addressless distribution of leaflets to mailboxes in Moscow is carried out team method. Therefore, we distribute advertising in those areas where it is beneficial for the client, and not where home-based couriers live!
6. We have everything you need for the implementation of projects of any complexity - our own teams, transport, warehouses, equipment, current targeted programs!
BEWARE OF SCAMERS! Some companies start working with us after unsuccessful cooperation with unscrupulous distributors, which led to the breakdown advertising campaigns and a complete lack of results!
No one wants to lose a bonus or profit due to ineffective spending of the advertising budget! Confucius"Marex Federal Post" will provide you with:
- Personal manager, who will select a targeted program that matches the objectives of your advertising campaign;
- Conclusion of an agreement that guarantees 100% quality services provided and regulates all aspects of mailing;
- Acceptance of circulation at our warehouse or receipt from you at its location (office, warehouse, printing house);
- Distribution by experienced full-time couriers consisting of mobile teams;
- Providing daily reporting until 12:00 V in electronic format for the previous day. This allows you to monitor the pace of delivery and check the availability of leaflets at the specified addresses at any time.
- Multi-stage quality control of delivery by internal auditors and the possibility of joint verification Anytime;
Order the distribution of leaflets to mailboxes in Moscow from the courier service "Marex Federal Post" and your advertising budget will work to the maximum!
We will provide your company with a flow of new customers, and therefore increased sales!
Circulations for delivering leaflets to Moscow mailboxes
Area | Location | Circulation |
Eastern Autonomous District | ||
Bogorodskoye | ||
Oriental | ||
Golyanovo | ||
Ivanovskoe | ||
Izmailovo | ||
Izmailovo East | ||
Izmailovo North | ||
Kosino-Ukhtomsky | ||
Novogireevo | ||
Novokosino | ||
Preobrazhenskoe | ||
Falcon Hill | ||
Sokolniki | ||
Western Autonomous District | ||
Dorogomilovo | ||
Krylatskoe | ||
| Kuntsevo | ||
Mozhaisky | ||
Novo-Peredelkino | ||
Ochakovo-Matveevskoe | ||
Peredelkino Blizhnoe | ||
Vernadsky avenue | ||
Solntsevo | ||
Solntsevo-Park | ||
Troparevo-Nikulino | ||
Filevsky Park | ||
Fili-Davydkovo | ||
Northern Autonomous Okrug | ||
Airport | ||
Beskudnikovsky | ||
Voikovsky | ||
Golovinsky | ||
Degunino East | ||
Degunino Western | ||
Dmitrovsky | ||
Levoberezhny | ||
Savelovsky | ||
Timiryazevsky | ||
Khoroshevsky | ||
North-Eastern Autonomous District | ||
Alekseevsky | ||
Altufevsky | ||
Babushkinsky | ||
Bibirevo | ||
Butyrsky | ||
Lianozovo | ||
Losinoostrovsky | ||
Marina Grove | ||
Northern Medvedkovo | ||
Medvedkovo South | ||
Ostankino | ||
Otradnoe | ||
Rostokino | ||
Sviblovo | ||
Northern | ||
Yaroslavsky | ||
North-Western Autonomous District | ||
Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo | ||
Strogino | ||
Tushino North | ||
Tushino Yuzhnoye | ||
Khoroshevo-Mnevniki | ||
Central JSC | ||
Basmanny | ||
Zamoskvorechye | ||
Krasnoselsky | ||
Meshchansky | ||
Presnensky | ||
Tagansky | ||
Tverskaya | ||
Khamovniki | ||
Yakimanka | ||
Southern Autonomous District | ||
Biryulyovo East | ||
Biryulyovo Western | ||
Brateevo | ||
Danilovsky | ||
Zyablikovo | ||
Moskvorechye-Saburovo | ||
Nagatino-Sadovniki | ||
Nagatinsky Zaton | ||
Upland | ||
Orekhovo-Borisovo Northern | ||
Orekhovo-Borisovo Yuzhnoye | ||
Tsaritsyno | ||
Chertanovo North | ||
Chertanovo Central | ||
Chertanovo Yuzhnoe | ||
South-Eastern Autonomous District | ||
Vykhino-Zhulebino | ||
Kuzminki | ||
Lefortovo | ||
Nekrasovka | ||
Nizhny Novgorod | ||
Printers | ||
Ryazansky | ||
Textile workers | ||
Yuzhnoportovy | ||
South-Western Autonomous District | ||
Academic | ||
Butovo North | ||
Butovo Yuzhnoye | ||
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