Receive mailings

Quickmail offers business customers a wide range of services for the distribution of mailings, letters, catalogues, newspapers and magazines, as well as product samples, customer gifts and samples.

Receive letters, catalogues and mailings

Do you have a question or feedback about a consignment you have received?

Pausing deliveries

Planning a holiday and want to pause your mailings? Quickmail offers you the option of pausing your mailings free of charge until you return. This service is available for both short-term and long-term absences. Please send your request at least four weeks in advance.

Address change

Quickmail does not maintain its own distribution lists or address databases. We deliver mailings on behalf of our customers but we are not the sender. Please send your change of address directly to the sender.

Quickmail stamps

Did you know that Quickmail issues its own, real stamps? Our Quickstamps are genuine stamps with a value and date of issue. They are sold at face value and postmarked like conventional stamps. Discover all of our previous Quickmail stamps in our stamp shop. A highlight for all collectors!

Partially addressed mailings

Quickmail handles partially addressed mailings as well as addressed mailings. We factor in Robinson list entries as well as preferences for partially addressed mailings.

If you no longer wish to receive partially addressed mailings, you can unsubscribe using the form here.

Robinson list

Quickmail delivers mailings exclusively on behalf of the senders; we do not manage the addresses. If you no longer wish to receive advertising from a company, please contact the sender directly.

For general, unwanted advertising mailings, you can be added to the Robinson list free of charge – Quickmail respects these entries consistently, including preferences for partially addressed mailings.

FAQ

Receive mailings

Why am I receiving mailings/mailings/catalogues that I did not request?

Quickmail is not the sender of the mailings but, like the Swiss Post, only the service provider who delivers the mailings.

The provision and selection of addresses is always carried out by the sender of a mailing, not by Quickmail. We do not know where the sender got your address from. We recommend that you contact the sender's customer service so that they can remove your address from their database.

I receive too many mailings. Please remove me from your mailing list.

Quickmail does not operate its own mailing lists or address databases. Quickmail is not the sender, but only the service provider that delivers mailings on behalf of customers - like the Swiss Post. Consequently, Quickmail does not have any addresses on file that could be changed or deleted.

If you no longer wish to receive mailings from a particular sender, please contact the sender directly so that they can remove your address from their address file. All you need to do is send an e-mail or make a quick phone call. The contact details of the customer service department are usually printed on the items.

Withhold mail

How far in advance should I notify a vacation absence?

If you do not wish to receive mail from Quickmail during your vacation, notify us of your absence no later than four weeks before your vacation.

To the «Withhold mail» order form

Can you withhold mailings at short notice if the recipient is absent?

Quickmail offers recipients the option of withholding mailings free of charge in the event of absence (e.g. during vacations). However, we require a minimum lead time of around four weeks to be able to guarantee the interruption of mailings. In the case of notifications at shorter notice, we cannot always guarantee that you will not receive Quickmail mailings during your absence. The reason for this is that many of the items delivered by Quickmail are already produced and made ready for delivery several weeks before the delivery date.

I placed an order with the post office to have my mail withheld during my vacation. Nevertheless, your delivery person has been dropping mail into my mailbox.

As a private mail service provider, Quickmail unfortunately does not have access to the " withhold mail" orders submitted to Swiss Post.

However, you can also submit an order to Quickmail to withhold your mail. In order for us to process your instruction to withhold your mail, we must receive it at least 4 weeks before your absence for administrative reasons. With us, there is no charge for such an order.

Kontakt aufnehmen

Adresse, E-Mail und Telefon

Quickmail Planzer AG
Lerzenstrasse 14
8953 Dietikon

Telefon +41 58 356 44 00
E-Mail info@quickmail-ag.ch