/int/ - International

They still rip me off all the time with their import fees >order shit from Germoney >arrives after a day but hangs at customs for three more days >import tax is 5 bucks, that's fine >their "fee" for determining the tax is 15 bucks Niggers

Is that how you measure how good they are? Also, does that include the political spam they shove in every mailbox?

>>8047 I’d gladly pay 15 instead of the 30 bucks they charge at UPS.

>>8048 You can also compare estimated items lost per year. Israel Post loses around 1.3 to 2.6 items per capita every year. Swiss Post loses 0.09 to 0.26. In 2023 data... So Israel Post loses 3 or 5 times more items, parcels and mails than Swiss Post.

What counts as an 'item'? Is it just packages or all mail? The amount of mail in many if not all countries has been drastically reducing since digitalization has removed the need for it. Finnish Post has had so little mail to deliver that they've been in trouble and had to look for other things to do on the side of delivering mail such as mowing lawns etc.

>>8054 Finland is Godland

>>8054 Items is everything. But Swiss Post seems to handle an absurd amount of physical parcels; in 2023 they handled 200 million physical parcels, Israel Post handled 50 million, Japan Post handled 500 million and Deutsche Post DHL handled 2.1 billion. It is modest against global giants like USPS or Deutsche Post, but compared with their population it is an insane amount.

Wouldn't that be more of an indicator of how many packages the average Swiss orders in a year rather than how good their postal service is?