China Post NetRem E, PostNetrem e related questions

Go to the post office and ask your uncle and aunt for a slip. The remitter fills in something casually, it doesn't matter, the payee and the remitter write the same, write their own address, net remittance e is ultimately to generate an account number, you yourself in the counter in the setting of a six-digit password, and then you directly recharge on the network, when charging online, as long as you enter the account number generated at the counter and the password you set OK, it's very simple, you will use it once,

Wanghui e, I just did it, that is, go to the post office to ask the staff to ask for a list of Wanghui e, she will give you, and then fill in the content on the list, if not, ask the staff, she will tell you how to fill in, very easy, after filling in the corresponding amount on the list you fill in to the staff, for example, I fill in the list is 20 yuan, I will give her 20 yuan in cash, but also pay 2 yuan handling fee (minimum 2 yuan, it seems to be more than 100 yuan according to the calculation), You are setting up a six-digit password at the counter, and then he will help you make a single order, and will give you a sub-order, which is a remittance number or something, and you will register a number according to the above number, and you will be given an Alipay number, and you will be charged in your Alipay

Postal network remittance e-processing process:

1.Take the money to the post office near your home;

2.Say "NetHui E" to the person in the window (MS is the random window);

3.He will give you a piece of paper;

4.After getting the paper, fill in the required information (only fill in the name of the recipient, the name of the remitter and the amount of remittance);

5.After filling in, give him the money and paper (an additional remittance fee of 2 yuan is required);

6.Next, he will give you a keypad to enter the password and tell you to enter the password (the password is set by itself 6 digits).

7.When you're done, he gives you a piece of paper (on the paper there are numbers like card numbers, and the password is something you memorize yourself);

8.Go home and log in to Alipay on the computer to recharge the Alipay balance with Nethuie;

9.Finally, pay with the balance of Alipay for online shopping.

Step 1 Go to the postal exchange network outlets to handle online payment and remittance, and set your own remittance password.

Step 2 Log in to Alipay**, select "Postal Network Transfer e" in the account recharge, and enter the money order number and remittance password.

Step 3 Deposit successful! Start enjoying the secure payment experience brought by Alipay. The tariff standard of Postal NetRem E will be exempted from January 1, 07.

After completing the e-mail, you can use the e-mailnet to recharge your Alipay account without any handling fee.

List of existing tariffs for postal transfers:

Base rate. It is charged at 1% of the amount of each remittance.

Minimum standards. $2 per transaction.

Highest standards. $50 per transaction.

The current tariff standard list of Postal NetRem e: basic rate.

Minimum standards. $2.

Highest standards. 50 yuan If you remember the money order number and the remittance password, you can still top up your Alipay account with Alipay**.

If you have forgotten your money order number, you can check your money order number at the post office with the sender's valid ID, or withdraw your money transfer with the valid ID and the original password. There may be several reasons why you cannot make a top-up:

1) Please check if your number has been used for top-up.

Number of top-ups:

Ordinary account. 1 day.

Accounts that have been activated for SMS alerts.

3 days.

Accounts that have a digital certificate installed.

Unlimited. Recharge Limit:

Ordinary account. Every time.

Accounts that have been activated for SMS alerts.

Each time the digital certificate has been installed on the account.

There is no limit. <>

1) Keep your money order receipt safely, and log in to Alipay** as soon as possible after remittance to recharge your account.

2) Do not disclose your remittance password and money order number to others.

Post Office China Post. On October 4, 1995, the former General Post Office of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications was officially registered as a legal person, namely "China Post Administration", referred to as "China Post". On January 29, 2007, China Post Group Corporation and the State Post Bureau were established, and China Post was separated from the government and enterprises.

The postal service cannot handle online remittance e, because this is the business of the Postal Savings Bank. The Postal Savings Bank of China was formally established on March 20, 2007, and is a commercial bank established on the basis of reforming the postal savings management system.

The post office is postal logistics. The online transfer is handled by the Postal Savings Bank. Postal Logistics and Postal Savings Bank are not one unit.

Hello, the e-remittance needs to be handled at the counter of the Postal Savings Bank; The handling fee of e-remittance is 1% of the transaction amount, with a minimum of 2 yuan and a maximum of 50 yuan; At present, the preferential tariff is implemented, according to the transaction amount, the minimum is 2 yuan, and the maximum is 50 yuan; The amount of a single remittance is 5,000 yuan; I hope my answer is helpful to you.

Post Office is the popular abbreviation of Post Office.

Isn't it advisable to go to the Japan Post Bank counter to get an accurate answer for the business mentioned by the landlord?

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Postal NetPay is an innovative remittance product launched by the State Post Bureau. Without online banking, you only need to use cash or green card to handle remittance business at postal exchange network outlets, and set a remittance password, and you can recharge any Alipay account with the money order receipt and remittance password; If you do not top up, you can also redeem cash at postal exchange network outlets.