Česká pošta

A bunch of sour faced miseries at this place, particularly the lady with glasses at the package pickup. Would be better for everyone if she stayed out back with the boxes and let someone else deal with the customers. Unfortunately, there isn't another option :(

Attantion! Thieves! They steal thing from packages!

The branch itself works well on site, I usually waited about 5 minutes, exceptionally up to 15 minutes at peak times, perhaps the only plus of this post office, if it can be called so: D On the contrary, when it comes to delivery, this mail is really an accurate example of how not to do it. From March, I was always at home for a few days through normal working hours due to the home office, and no shipment has been delivered to me since. Or the classic mess of throwing tickets in the mailbox, but the fact that my torn ticket from the delivery note ends up in the mailbox, so I really don't enjoy it: / I checked the bell about 3 times so that I didn't accidentally falsely accuse the mail;) Ideally, I would give this post, following the example of CSFD, a rating of "waste!"

The worst post office I've ever been to! Letters / packages are not delivered to the address. When I'm at home all day, no one will catch me anyway .. and I won't even know that someone wanted to deliver something to me (didn't want to), because there is no ticket about the shipment in the mailbox. So the only solution is to go to the post office every week as a precaution and ask if I happen to have something there? With such an opening time, it is still a nut for a normally working person .. tragedy - like the whole Czech Post - but this branch is the icing on the cake.

Maybe I'll catch the hey, but I've been here twice and tied it. Yes, the opener at the village post office, but the employees probably can't blame for it, and anyone who works here, for example, will appreciate the branch. The second time I was here before Christmas, I entered the last one before closing time, they locked 15: 01-15: 02, the lady behind the counter was brisk, but nice, she told me that it would be cheaper to send by registered mail than usual, she filled one of the two shipments herself , without notes, went back to 1000 CZK and wished me a nice Christmas. Only her colleague ruined the impression, but over her angry sigh, the two remaining workers rolled their eyes. So if you don't meet her (I think she was the oldest of them all), a visit here may be perfectly fine.