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I strictly use the "Forever" stamps for the sase, and "normal" stamps for the outgoing envelope.
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My wife mails them for me from her job, so I have to wait until they adjust the postage meter. No hurry. Players will still be there. I only hope that I get all I sent out over the past month or so before the rates go up.
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I've been using the forever stamps for TTM use exclusively since they were introduced. No need to take chances. Thankfully, when I buy stamps at my local supermarket (which houses my bank, as well) they ONLY have forever stamps.
I hate the one-cent increase every year. I wish they'd just bump it up a nickel and leave it for 5 years. They'd actually make a TON more money doing that, since for the first four years, they'd be making extra profit on every item mailed.
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The post office I go to just gives you the forever stamps anytime you buy stamps.
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Just go to the post office and buy a few books of forever stamps. I think the forever stamps were a great idea by the post office to get a large "loan" everytime there is a rate increase. The month or so surrounding the increase, people "stock up" on stamps to "save" from the next rate increase. These stamps aren't used for a long time, but the post office got paid for them, hence getting a large loan from the American public.
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Keep your eyes open for the new "Take me out to the ballgame" stamp soon to be released. :hyper:
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Originally posted by SDL View PostI'm not taking any chances..I'll wait a week...
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Originally posted by AutographCollector View PostDon't forget: Postage rates go up a week from tomorrow. So if you have 41 cent stamps, I suggest that you go on a writing frenzy this week.
Link from usps.com: http://www.usps.com/prices/welcome.h...ns&page=prices
I'm not taking any chances..I'll wait a week...
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Don't forget: Postage rates go up a week from tomorrow. So if you have 41 cent stamps, I suggest that you go on a writing frenzy this week.
Link from usps.com: http://www.usps.com/prices/welcome.h...ns&page=pricesTags: None
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