Places to Send Mail

I recently joined Postcrossing, a site where you get to send and receive postcards from random people all over the world.  I live in a country where people don't have regular mailmen to deliver and receive mail on a specific time.  One would have to go to a post office to send mail.

For some reason, no one has ever compiled an online list of post offices in Metro Manila.  And by post office, I mean a place to send mail and not just the government-owned PhilPost.  So I'll be writing about the different places where you could send postcards in NCR.

BTW, sending postcards locally will cost about half the price of sending a postcard abroad.  The price depends on your post office.

*September 24, 2011 edit: So after 3 months, I finally realized that it only costs P13 to send postcards internationally and P7 locally.  So if you're paying more than P13, you're me a few months back--ripped off.  Anyway this post is here.  Too lazy to take it out.

Makati

Ayala Avenue

          Makati Central Post Office (Philpost)

                   Postcard: P13

Greenbelt 1

Mail and Load (G/F)

                             Postcard: P20

Ortigas

SM Megamall

Fax, Parcel, and Print (Basement Mega A)

                             Postcard: P17.50

Quezon City   

Diliman

          Quezon City Hall (Philpost)

                   Postcard: P13

          University of the Philippines (Philpost)

                   Postcard: P13

          

          Cubao

                   Post Office (in front of Cubao X, near Singapore Chicken Rice)

                             Postcard: P13

                   

SM North EDSA

Fax, Parcel, and Print (Outside The Block)

          Postcard: P16