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Credit card accepted at select post offices
Jamaica Post now has a credit card payment facility. It is designed to expedite the payment process for Corporate Mailroom Service customers whose postage payments have either been in cash or Manager’s Cheque. Naturally, it also provides an easier alternative for other customers to make faster postage stamp payments.

The availability of this credit card payment alternative is limited to the Central Sorting Office, Mona and Liguanea post offices, but other locations will soon be added. It accommodates the usual ‘MasterCard’, ‘Visa’ and ‘KeyCard’ transactions, but only in Jamaican currency (JM$).

Deputy Postmaster General, Carolle Hainsley, who has portfolio responsibility for administrative matters, stated that: “Numerous customers have requested that this popular electronic format for making payments be made available to transact business with the postal service, as they find it more convenient than using cheques or cash”.

She added that this major project advances the Post and Telecommunications Department’s modernisation process by giving its customers more flexibility.

Until recently, credit and debit card transactions were only accommodated for the bill payment transaction facility offered through Paymaster (Ja) at specific post offices. Customers will therefore now have more choice in their methods of making payments for the wide range of services offered by the postal service.

 
 
Veronica Brown, JP. Ms Brown is one of the postmasters from Westmoreland who were appointed Justices of the Peace within the parish, but her photo was not published along with that earlier article. The postal service congratulates all nine postmasters who now have this prominent role.