amenity=payment_centre или друго?
iD предлага ей тези тагове, тъй че да, изглежда да е това:
amenity=payment_centre
name=EasyPay
alt_name=Easy Pay
brand=EasyPay
brand:wikidata=Q110583289
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Ще се възползвам от факта че се споменава EasyPay
Предполагам сте виждали “комбинирани” търговски обекти. Например книжарница, която предлага и плащане на сметки чрез EasyPay (Node: 4991181113 | OpenStreetMap), компютърен сервиз, също предлагащ плащане на сметки (Node: Woowfix (11769130918) | OpenStreetMap) и доста други.
В тази връзка, предлагам да използваме следните тагове за обозначаването им:
payment_centre=yes
payment_centre:brand=EasyPay
payment_centre:brand:wikidata=Q110583289
Схемата е на база таговете за “пощенските партрьори” (Tag:post_office=post_partner - OpenStreetMap Wiki).
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Добавих секция за “комбинираните” търговски обекти в уикито. Ако сте виждали други подобни примери с други брандове, може да ги добавим.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Bg:WikiProject_Bulgaria#Вторични_търговски_дейности
Искам да попитам нещо в този дух-струва ли си да се правят шаблони за/да се въвеждат тагове за Moneygram по пощите(като втор. дейност) или застрахователни компании за автосервизи/ГТП-та?
Сложно е. Като за начало ще е хубаво уеб редактора да разпознава и да позволява отбелязването на подобни неща.
This assumes there is a primary business that the others are secondary to. How would you tag this shop that offers 3 services, none of them more important than the other: Node: EasyPay (14099093821) | OpenStreetMap + Node: 14099092093 | OpenStreetMap + Node: Спорт Тото (14099071670) | OpenStreetMap ? I mapped it as 3 separate nodes for the time being but it’s one shop space.
Дали не предлага още нещо 
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shop=yes
payment_centre=yes
payment_centre:brand=EasyPay
payment_centre:brand:wikidata=Q...
lottery=yes
lottery:brand=Спорт Тото
lottery:brand:wikidata=Q...
post_office=post_partner
post_office:brand=Express One
post_office:brand:wikidata=Q...
А дали и в чужбина има такова нещо или си е Ганьовски патент 
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Това трябваше и Ричард да го питам, де. Ама да използвам цитата.
In my home country the Netherlands such shops have disappeared long ago because someone running the shop can’t make enough profit from it to have a good standard of living. I think the same thing is happening in Bulgaria, and this shop is an example where the owner is trying to make a living by offering many different services in the same space, scraping together a little profit from each of them. I’m afraid this owner will soon realise, like many others, that life is easier as a Касиер-продавач at Lidl, being sure that you get 1500 Eur every month without having to worry if you can pay the rent and the bank loan for your shop at the end of the month. I doubt that such shops with such a small area can make even 1500 Eur/month in turnover, forget about 1500 Eur profit. I noticed during my surveying that many small shops stand empty, are filled with parcel lockers and vending machines or are turned back into garages (that’s a good thing!). When they change, opening hours almost always become shorter because it isn’t worth hiring people to stand in them for long times. It’s a consequence of higher wages and higher standard of living in Bulgaria: the standard of living can only increase by increasing labour productivity (making more profit per worker) and such shops are the least productive part of the economy. Someone running a shop, waiting for people to come and pay their bills (that they also could have paid automatically via Internet banking) and get a few stotinki in commission is a hidden form of poverty.