'A franquear en destino'

Question

Hi everybody, I have received an envelope which says 'a franquear en destino' I understand it to be postage but does it mean post paid or do I have to put a stamp on it?

Answer 1

"A franquear en destino" means that the postage will be paid by the recipient (at his/her destination).

Thank you Franco, lesson one today. :-) - 0095ca4c, Sep 6, 2012

Thanks very much Franco. Normally they say Franqueo Pagado, which speaks for itself - Chris_Lee, Sep 6, 2012

Answer 2

Hola CL, creo que 'postage paid' = franqueo pagado