To get further product information and order POST EasyMail, please consult POST’s EasyMail webpage.

On the POST’s EasyMail product description page you are able to subscribe to this service using a form (bottom of page).
Please fill in the fields as described in the screenshot below:

The credentials and data provided in the above screenshot are only for test purposes, please provide your own credentials and your domain name.

• Wanted domain name’ -> your domain name which should be be allowed to use POST’s EasyMail services.
• ‘First name’, ‘Last name’ -> the name of the contact person
• ‘E-Mail’ -> the email address of the contact person

Once your subscription request has been submitted, the form’s style changed in a way to be able to modify or even delete your subscription:

Example of a submitted form which allows you to modify or delete your EasyMail subscription.

Furthermore, you will get an initial service message (from: postluxembourg@identials.lu – subject: POST Luxembourg – Easymail request via online form) summarizing your provided details and offering a possibility (link) to modify or even delete your request.

Example of such an initial EasyMail subscription message – from: postluxembourg@identials.lu – subject: POST Luxembourg – Easymail request via online form

Using the link (cliquez ici) inside the received message you will be directed to a webpage which will you allow to modify your provided data during initial EasyMail subscription process, or even delete your subscription definitively.

Sample of such a webpage, where you are able to apply and submit your modifications or delete definitively your EasyMail subscription process.

Submitting an initial or a modified form will also trigger a message sent to our EasyMail support team, which will now be able to launch the registration process.

For further details about the registration process, please follow this link.

Note: You are not able to subscribe to a new or second POST EasyMail product with a contact ‘E-Mail’ address already used during a former subscription – as long as you didn’t delete the subscription related to that ‘EMail’ address definitively !