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You do not need internet access to make a postcard, but you do need it to send and pay for your postcard. Working offline is handy if you are on holiday at a destination where there is hardly any internet. You make your postcards where and when you want. You then send them when you have access to a mobile network or Wi-Fi. Important: the internet connection must be strong enough to allow you to upload your postcard.
We protect your personal data in accordance with international standards and guidelines. You can read about how bpost collects and processes your personal data in the special My bpost app privacy policy. It also sets out who we share your personal data with . We always ask for your consent first. At bpost we do not lease or sell your personal data to other companies without your express consent.
If you want multiple addressees at the same address to sign for registered mail, you will have to send a separate piece of registered mail for each addressee. Until recently, it was sufficient to include the names of multiple individuals on a single piece of registered mail. (e.g. to Mr X and , Mrs Z. In that case, both Mr X and Mrs Z had to sign for receipt). From now on, only one addressee will have to sign, even if the registered mail is addressed to two or more individuals.
For problems with the delivery of your card, it's best to contact customer service using the online form at the bottom of this page. For a technical question, you're best calling us by telephone with the following information at hand: The brand of your device: e.g. Samsung, Apple, Huawei, etc. The device type or model: e.g. Galaxy 5, iPhone 11, Huawei P30 Lite, etc. Operating system: e.g. Android 8, iOS 12, etc. The app version. You'll find this in the app under 'Menu'.
When you buy credits for postcards, they should appear in your app immediately. If you don't see them, close the Mobile Postcard app, then reopen it. If you still don't see your new credits, log out then log back in. Check whether the payment was successful. And check that you are logged in with the same email address as you used to buy the credits. If you check everything and still don't see the credits in the app, contact customer service.
If the original sender offers you the possibility to return your parcel, then there are three possibilities: The return label is in the parcel. You download the return label from the sender's online shop and print it at home. Some senders allow you to have the return label printed in the Post Office or Post Point where you send the parcel back. If the original sender does not offer any return options, then you must create and purchase a shipping label.
Via MyPreferences and the My bpost app you determine where your parcel can and cannot be delivered if you are not home. You can choose from three delivery preferences : - to a Pick-up point or Parcel Locker in your neighbourhood - in a safe place (e.g. under a carport or lean-to) - to a neighbour You can choose which specific neighbour can accept your parcel if you are not home. If this neighbour also isn't home, your parcel will be delivered to a Pick-up point.
The maximum insured value for domestic registered mail with customised insurance is €7500. You can calculate the price of this extra option with our price calculator. For international registered mail, the maximum amount of the customised insurance and the way that the shipment is delivered to the addressee differ from country to country. Some countries, such as the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada, do not accept this kind of mail. Ask about it in your Post Office or contact our customer service.
Do I get my money back for a poor quality postcard? You are responsible for the quality of the photos and the layout of your postcard or video card. Choose photos that are at least 1831 x 1276 pixels. Check the print preview of your postcard carefully. If something goes wrong with the printing of your postcard, contact customer service via the online form at the bottom of this page. Make sure you have a photo of the printed card handy.