I read about the Russian Post here and can't help but put my five copies. I sent 2 packages with an imposed payment (selled 2 things through the internet barahola), 4 times asked the operator (this is how I felt) if she correctly ordered my package with the imposed payment. Four times I was answered in a sham, say, girl, here you are not monkeys working, we know our business. The packages, by the way, in total pulled for more than 6 thousand. The ruble. And what do you think? This operator eventually sent them as Valuable Deliveries. All of. To my recipients the packages came for free, money I, of course, did not receive any, because they subsequently pretended to be tubes (although here, a clear thing, a lack of conscience and education, but now it is not about them), and in the mail I was first told that everything was arranged correctly (well?) and then, that I was myself to blame for everything, I had to know how the package is processed with the imposed payment. I sent it for the first time and had no idea what it should look like. So, you know, the image of the mail is created by its employees. And the more money goes to rebranding, the better the quality of service.