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On May 14th, the Post Office is raising their rates again.
I'm a little slow to the whiner's party, I just found out a few days ago. It's actually quite a big restructuring. I've read the FAQ and the notice and I'm still trying to understand.
I do think the days of getting cheap used books on the internet are about to be behind us. So buy up now.
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3 comments:
i almost just purchased stamps, the 39 cent rate, when I read about the rate change. I halted and bought some 2 centers, to use up the current ones I have left.
What do you think of this "Forever Stamp" stuff? I like the idea, but am not sure if really is "Fovever"....
If the Forever stamp is forever, I say FAB! But like you, I have my doubts....
we pay 53 cents for a stamp here. . and we have a 'permanent' stamp program which Canada Post says they can terminate whenever they like, sounds like your 'forever' stamp, only CP gets to decide how permanent 'permanent' is!!
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