Last weekend I was in Venice. Venice is a great city and I enjoyed my time there, except one thing: the postal service.
I wanted to buy some stamps for the post cards and I saw "we sell stamps" in front of some shops. Then the shopkeeper sold me the "stamps" from GPS without explaining that they're not official stamps.
The GPS didn't claim that it's "post office", but I think it's trying to mislead the tourists, because we all assume that "stamp" is issued by the government.
Next week I'll go to Rome and I'll definitely avoid GPS and buy the official stamps.
I know I was a fool. But I hope my experience could help other people who want to send post cards from Italy and are not aware of those private postal service.
