Do these require extra postage or is a Forever stamp fine?
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The 6 x 9 Size envelope fits within the normal envelope dimensions but keep in mind that the Forever stamp is only good for the 1st oz of weight.
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I believe you are supposed to only use the labels with an orange boarder which are specifically for postage.
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Typically costs me about $2.42 to mail this (by weight) with a couple of prints inside. Sorry I don't the actual weight.
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I know I have to pay extra Postage. and they charge by the size of the card also.
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You can customize, no place postage here mark.I made two sided instruction cards that came out great.
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It is all the same stamp ... "Forever" is the 'price', which should technically always be striked through on any images or depictions of stamps to avoid confusion with actual stamps. This reinforces the idea that you can't just print the image and put it on an envelope. So they are showing you an image of the real stamps, but in that image they are (as they should) adding a strike-through.Same idea as pictures of money with "specimen" or checks with "void" watermarks.
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I would think these stamps are for any age. I am using them with eleven year olds.
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Well, of course they will "accept" a .33 cent stamp. However, I wouldn't recommend it as the card material is rather flimsy and I am not sure it would hold up very well negotiating the postal sorting equipment. Your best bet is to take a look at some Royal Brite matt Photo Paper, it is 9mil and is much heavier than the Avery product. Good luck
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I would email Discount Rubber Stamps at help@discountrubberstamps.com and ask your question.
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The stamp has a finite amount of surface area; the more lines you add the smaller each line will have to be. I only have 3 lines of text on my stamp, so I cannot attest to how small 4 or 5 lines of text can get.
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Yes, as long as the total weight of the envelope doesn't exceed 1 oz. You can use this size up to 3.5 oz. weight. However, for each oz. over l oz. you will need to add .21 postage. Postage for an envelope this size, which weighs 3.5 oz. would be $1.12.
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They are not stamped. I can tell you they are very sturdy and well made. I've owned one for several years and just bought my second one because one just wasn't enough.
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the ones that I have bought do not have date stamps..not that I noticed. but i haven't had a problem with them..
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No, international mail needs postage with the value indicated in dollars and cents.
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Yes they will. I am very pleased with mine - I have three but would like to send for me although postage to England is not cheap.
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If you buy from StampXpress, they have an online form to collect the info For Rubber Stamps: http://www.mycontactform.com/hosted/form.php?formid=204838 For Embossers http://www.mycontactform.com/hosted/form.php?formid=204844 There is no extra charge for the personalization. Amazon does not provide an area to enter the custom info during checkout, so they have to use a separate form for collection of personalization info.
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I still go the post office, actually, but with the scale I can write out the weight and know exactly how much to pay. This helps out quite a bit on Amazon and eBay so I can avoid getting screwed over. Keep in mind too, that if you are selling and mailing books you can send them media mail which is far cheaper. The post office will not always tell you about this options, but it works. If you want to print your own postage you may want to look at stamps.com as well. I've never used them, but they sound like a good place to start.