stay Spain People who post mail for post offices are called postmen, and many industries have their own special couriers, up to a dozen or more.

The courier of the bank is more busy than sending letters to the post office. The Spanish banking law stipulates that banks must send a detailed list of cashiers to all customers every month. A detailed list only records a sum of money in and out. If a customer has 500 accounts in and out of a month, he will receive 500 detailed schedules. This is stipulated in the Spanish banking law. The purpose of this is to let all customers know clearly their monthly income and expenditure, whether they understand computers or smart phones. If the bank sends hundreds of thousands of details to be sent to the post office every month, the postage is rather expensive. The bank has to employ its own "silver poor" messenger to save money. Many Spaniards have several bank accounts, so they receive bills from banks.

In addition to the bank's "silver bias", the major telecommunications companies in Spain also have their own " Electric difference "Telecom companies, in order to win the customers' good reputation for their services, are also taking the time to" send orders ". In particular, during the holidays, the "electricity difference" will send small gifts to the guests in addition to the phone bill. Some companies will also draw awards at the end of the year. Winners can get the latest laptop computers and apple mobile phones. When the "electricity difference" sends gifts to the guests in a pleasant way, it will naturally excite the customers.

Every insurance company also has a "security gap". As Spain enters the modern society, insurance projects are quite active in every household. There are many insurance items in the general family, such as the collapse of houses, and the leakage of water from faucets. Therefore, the insurance companies send out all kinds of insurance notices, changes and other detailed lists sent out by the insurance company every month.

Another strange thing is that Spaniards never have the habit of making a subscription, and all newspapers and magazines never go through the post office. Courier The hands were sent to all households, and newspapers were not equipped with newspaper service. Therefore, Spaniards read newspapers instead of going to the newsstand to buy newspapers, or to read newspapers in bars. It is customary for Spanish people to read newspapers in a bar, while guests are drinking coffee while reading newspapers is a landscape of City morning. For this reason, Spanish newspapers can not be caught with advertisements. All big companies can only employ their company's "tolerance" to send advertisements. If Carrefour has "family differences", "Diya" has "Di difference" every day. Every morning, the residents' mailboxes are filled with bills of various advertisements, banks and companies, and some people are almost to be slugged for a few days.