What is the best way to determine postage on a coupon envelope without taking to the PO? I have about 145 coupons to mail and was thinking 3 stamps or one stamp per 50 coupons.
1|1|I use a scale so I don't have to take a trip to the post office, best investment I ever made.|HONEY11|HONEY1@AMERITECH.NET|15:40:01|11/08/2011|
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2|2|I don't have any coupons here I can weigh for ya, but I did last month mail out a envie with 30 coupons in it, it was exactly 1.0 ounces|HONEY11|HONEY1@AMERITECH.NET|15:43:02|11/08/2011|
o And I think for thicker envies you have to add postage for hand stamping, as it will not go through there machine.
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3|1|I use a little scale that you use to measure food with, |sabrinalynne|tabbyang@aol.com|16:53:32|11/08/2011|
they only cost a few dollars. It really depends on the coupons themselves, but roughly, $.44 for around 50 coupons plus $.20 each additional 50 coupons and then if the envelope is on the thicker side, another $.20 for the thickness. So for 145, I would say $.84 as an estimate and if the envelope is over 1/4 inch in thickness, then $1.04. But again, it all depends on the size of the coupons. If they are all small-ish coupons, it will be less then if they are on the larger side.
4|2|You Were Exactly Right|sytipton|sytipton@suddenlink.net|09:44:07|11/09/2011|
I was afraid to mail without weighing so I took it to the PO to weight it and the scale said .84. Thanks.
5|1|Anyone know what book rate is? Does it cost more to go to CA than NY?|lv2qpon|jcummins1@rochester.rr.com|15:04:44|11/09/2011|
? 6|2|Got what I needed, found an online calculator|lv2qpon|jcummins1@rochester.rr.com|16:01:50|11/09/2011|
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