Do you think the price of a first class stamp is fair? .39?How often do you mail things? How much do you spend
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I spend about $30 on stamps per year.  It's not that bad for me.  I don't send out a lot of mail each year.  Just a couple bills each month & birthday cards & holiday cards.  I think 0.39 is fair price..the gas prices are not fair!
821323
A lot depends on how you are mailing it and the weight, but we are talking about $1.89 (six ounces worth)
820407
If you are thinking of writing to then to complain, then save your stamp money.\nI have written to them on several occasions after I was unscrupulously ripped off by eBay themselves and have never received any response even after threatening them with legal action.
781303
Go to the USA and use the postal service.   The cost would be about $40.00 US.\n\nCoach
493673
If your post card does not meet usps dimensions of a minimum of 31/2 by 5 or maximum 4 1/4 by 6. These are post card dimensions for the post office. Then the post office considers this a letter and then charges you letter rate postage. First ounce 39 cents each additional ounce 24 cents up to 13 ounces.
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I read an article on this in www.moneysavingexpert.com. Its seems that if you make a complaint and mention 'taking legal action against them' they are willing pay you it back out of what the bank might call 'customer courtesy'. \nThe other 99 out of 100 will have paid their £50 charges. Thats not bad for the price of 100 letters plus postage at say 50p each!? Now thats a nice little earner.
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you can find a lot of information about selling stamps on the link.\n\nits recomended that you read befor you start selling them so you know what are they worth and where can you find the best potencial customers
278384
Hi, Doc, \nThat was a 33c stamp - hard to know which ones you have since there were 7 different ones made that year - if memory serves. Then later in the year, the "official" 33c stamp replaced them. \nA single stamp is going for about 80c on ebay, but a sheet can go for exponentially more. 18 buck for a sheet of 50.\nIf you care to research it,  they are called "H" series stamps - oddly enough?\n\n--Edit--\nHi, Doc,\n\nThe previous postage was 32c, and if they make a stamp to cover the increase, they normally call it a "Rate Make-up" stamps. The one made at the time of your stamps was printed with "The 'H' Rate Make-up Stamp", again, oddly enough. ;-)\nHere is a link that tells the whole story:\n\nhttp://www.stamps.net/newswr23.htm\n\nEdit #2:\nOk, I see that you said that in the first place... Sorry I didn't listen better ;)
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It all depends on the size & weight of the package.  USPS has limitations.  I usually give an option of UPS or Prority Mail and let the customer decide.  Priority mail is cheaper with lighter things and UPS cheaper for heavier things.  We're actually moving over to FedEx - it's cheaper.  Priority mail does have advantages sometimes because of the free boxes.  Advice is that you should charge the customer for shipping and add a small handling fee if you can't make enough profit on the item itself.  The problem isn't your shipping costs, it's the item you're selling.  Investigate other items!
7516
The postage for a standard letter in the US is $0.37. Effective January 8, 2006 this cost goes up to $0.39.
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Look for it in eBay auctions and see what is being bid for it. If it is a common issue, it may not be offered as a single item. Most stamp and coins that have more value because of rarity are usually offered as single items and could be found easily. \n\nYou could also go to a stamp and coin dealer and ask if they could appraise it. Look for "Mystic Stamp Company" (URL: http://www.mysticstamp.com/) There are several links there including one that says "Selling Your Stamps? GO!" They are located in Camden NY and have been in the stamp business for a very long time and are highly reputable and might be able to help if you can't find anything with eBay. BTW you spelt possession wrong, or is your stamp really on your possion (which I haven't a clue what it could be)?
502824
the postage is paid on them...dont fill them out, just mail them in...lol
758925
Stamps are like money and they each have their own value.  If you want to know how much your little first class stamp is, you can probably find it on USPS and you will also find your code on there too.
806072
an envelope with a stamp included.\n\n:>peace
221379
I assume you are talking about mail. \n\nIf so, yes, you pay a flat rate for the package. Some of them they will let you send as much as you can fit in the package.\n\nIt obviously isn't a good deal if you only have a couple ounces to send.
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Airmail is 84 cents. You can look up rates for other mailing options, i.e. express, at www.usps.com
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POSTAGE IS REGULATED BY WEIGHT NOT SIZE.  IF IT WEIGHS LESS THAN AN OUNCE IT IS $.39.  BEST BET IS TO TAKE IT TO THE LOCAL POST OFFICE AND HAVE THEM WEIGH IT AND PAY THE POSTAGE THERE.  ALWAYS RIGHT THEN.