The yield on Russian e-Commerce market is estimated by retailers 700 billion. This will allow the company to compensate for the decrease in profits from the classic postal services. The first ground of "Mail of Russia" became an Internet store Biglion.

Acceptance of applications is already on the website 2015.russianpost.ru since the first of November. In the future, the online store "Mail of Russia" will work in the marketplace system (trading platforms). She will play the role of a mediator between manufacturers and retailers on the one hand and customers on the other. People will be able to enjoy electronics, cosmetics, products for the home, Christmas gifts and other products with delivery to Russia.

"E-mail" would take on costs to promote the products of hundreds of shopping malls, the very same would earn on Commission sales," reports "Kommersant" the words of the participant consultations FSUE. In addition to a website, products can be ordered through the branches of the "Mail" and printed catalogues. From Asian counterparts, competition "Mail" is the Chinese AliExpress, the Commission is 5%.

As previously written Melbourne Herald sun, already next year the FSUE "Post of Russia" will start e-mailing fines, messages from the courts and tax authorities in the address of the natives. The project is of interest to the authorities: they will receive a discount on such proposals 50%. But the Federal Antimonopoly service is convinced that the market should be allowed, and private firms.

The service will be free to the public and the authorities will be able to save "billions of dollars", according to "Kommersant". At the moment the tariff of the custom message set size 37 rubles. According to some reports, sending e-custom messages will be 50% cheaper, or 18.5 rubles per shipment.

Fines can be credit cards or electronic wallet. With all this "Post of Russia" will check payments to the State information system on municipal and municipal payments. "Over time, all authorities must switch to electronic notice people with their consent," announced Deputy Ministry of communications Michael evreev.
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