If you use the Yamato Transport Company's service to send a birthday present to your friend in Osaka from where you live, maybe Tokyo, it is no problem; unless you include a birthday card with any sort of name printed on or in the card.
If you include a birthday card with your friend's name the Yamato Company regulations will not allow them to send that birthday present.
And it would seem that this is banned from happening by law and that is because they gave me Page 4, Article 9, section 5, number iii and it seems to be indicating this company regulation is because of the law.
Now I believe that should mean that no commercial enterprise is allowed to send that box containing that birthday present if that card with the name is inside that box.
But isn't Japan Post now a commercial entity?
In addition, I do not clearly understand what difference it makes whether the "personal information" is in the box or on the outside of the box; like somebody's address?
That is how this business got started, the "We can't send personal information." revelation.
A gentleman at their company also told me that the employee that picks up a parcel will ask you if there is any personal information in the box.
Have any of you ever heard or read about anything I have printed in this post?
I went to great lengths to confirm this information in two phone calls to the company, so I did my job with respect to the accuracy of what was given to me over the telephone.
Anybody have any thoughts? - - - ***besides you better xxxx your Yamato stock after I hit submit***
If you include a birthday card with your friend's name the Yamato Company regulations will not allow them to send that birthday present.
And it would seem that this is banned from happening by law and that is because they gave me Page 4, Article 9, section 5, number iii and it seems to be indicating this company regulation is because of the law.
Now I believe that should mean that no commercial enterprise is allowed to send that box containing that birthday present if that card with the name is inside that box.
But isn't Japan Post now a commercial entity?
In addition, I do not clearly understand what difference it makes whether the "personal information" is in the box or on the outside of the box; like somebody's address?
That is how this business got started, the "We can't send personal information." revelation.
A gentleman at their company also told me that the employee that picks up a parcel will ask you if there is any personal information in the box.
Have any of you ever heard or read about anything I have printed in this post?
I went to great lengths to confirm this information in two phone calls to the company, so I did my job with respect to the accuracy of what was given to me over the telephone.
Anybody have any thoughts? - - - ***besides you better xxxx your Yamato stock after I hit submit***