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Wow! Speed Post via ATMs in AP!!
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 May 2015 4:44 AM GMTThe Andhra Pradesh Circle of India Post is working on the new initiative of sending letters and parcels through 'Speed Post' from automated teller machines (ATMs).
Reportedly, The postal department will collaborate with State Bank of India (SBI) for successful implementation of this new facility. A customer who wishes to send a speed post need to visit a nearby SBI ATM and perform a 2-minute transaction to send the letter/parcel.
All that customer has to do is choose the option 'Speed Booking', Letter/Parcel based on his/her requirement and weighing it using the weighing plate attached to the ATM. Then, The fee for completing the operation will be displayed on the ATM screen and the customer has to pay it using his/her debit/credit card. It was then the customer will receive two bar-coded receipts. While one of them has to be pasted on the letter/parcel, The other one remains with the customer as a proof. Soon after the completion of the whole process, Customer will have to drop the letter/parcel in a designated box at the ATM.
Reportedly, The postal department will collaborate with State Bank of India (SBI) for successful implementation of this new facility. A customer who wishes to send a speed post need to visit a nearby SBI ATM and perform a 2-minute transaction to send the letter/parcel.
All that customer has to do is choose the option 'Speed Booking', Letter/Parcel based on his/her requirement and weighing it using the weighing plate attached to the ATM. Then, The fee for completing the operation will be displayed on the ATM screen and the customer has to pay it using his/her debit/credit card. It was then the customer will receive two bar-coded receipts. While one of them has to be pasted on the letter/parcel, The other one remains with the customer as a proof. Soon after the completion of the whole process, Customer will have to drop the letter/parcel in a designated box at the ATM.