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Buying postage is easier than ever before in the United States. Sending a package is too. Thanks go to the U.S. Postal Service, Computer programs that print from a PC, Postal Meters, United Parcel Service (The UPS Store) and Fed Ex/ Kinkos.
Here are some resources to enhance your electronic postage stamp shopping and mailing experience:
USPS
United States Postal Service Home Page. (Use USPS online Postal Store for stamp shopping.) Updated postage information, special stamps, collector's corner and mailing supplies. The Site includes shopping by postage amount, by layout, by theme.
First Class Mail Prices
Buy Stamps Online at the US Post Office
Stamps.com
Postage stamps printed by your personal computer. You can even make a stamp with your own photo on the front!
UPS
United Parcel Service United States/English
The UPS Store Shipping and mail services
FedEx
Federal Express United States/English
(Site also links to Kinkos copy centers)
Postcom
The Association for Postal Commerce: Postal and shipping news, blog and updates
Is There Really a Dead Letter Office?
The United States Postal Service started a dead letter office in 1825 to deal with undeliverable mail. Approximately 57 million items end up in this office every year, where enclosed items of value are removed and the correspondence is destroyed.
When enclosed items are deemed to be of obviously exceptional value, efforts may be made to return them to the sender. Items of value that cannot be returned are sold at auction. (Source: Wikipedia.com)
As I Get Older Buying a Stamp Gets Easier
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