I don't really have time to go to the post office but I want to mail my taxes tomorrow. Is there a website that I can go to and it will tell me what postage is needed?
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www.usps.com  and look for calculate postage
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Nothing I get in the mail couldn't wait for Monday. I think it is a good idea, They might keep a small group to deliver special delivery mail for business, but raise the rates for Saturday delivery only. I think postage rates are pretty high as it is. I have cut down on mail I send because of it, I no longer send Christmas cards as an example.
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Yes, you can use two 37 cent stamps to mail your letter as long as it is still one ounce or less... since the price of mailing the letter is based on its weight.  Currently, the first class postage rate is 39 cents for one ounce or less.  Also, stamps do not have an expiration date on them... they retain their value until they are used and receive a cancellation mark from the post office.  Also, you can purchase 2 cent stamps that you can combine with your 37 cent stamps if you wish to save money.
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go to a post office :)
232388
you can actually contact the US postal service and buy the postage online, just print it and put it in your envelope, that is the easiest way! go to the USPS website: www.USPS.com
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You can do it yourself.  The "certified" comes in when you mail the letter.  Take it to the post office and tell them that you'd like to send the letter certified.  I'd also make it with "return receipt requested."  That way you will know that the letter was delivered and who signed for it.   The whole postage should cost $2 or $3 dollars.  You fill out a little green card that will be returned to you when the letter is delivered.  Go to www.usps.gov and check it out first if you want to.  Note:  Remember when you write something, you want to cover the 5 ws:  who, why, what, when, where and maybe how.
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It depends on the weight of the parcel you're sending, how many you're sending, and how fast you want it there.\n\nClick on the link below for rates to Hong Kong from Cerritos:\n\nhttp://ircalc.usps.gov/intl_speed.asp?CID=10189&MailType=package&Pounds=1&Ounces=0
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buy the postal orders from th post office.  The staff are really helpful, and will advise you how is best to send them.  I always post them myself.
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Don't know about the websites, but you might try looking in your local yellow pages under "mailing service" and asking what they'd quote for your job. You could buy cards in bulk, sign them, then ship 'em over to the mail house to be addressed and mailed. Many of them offer handwriting for the outside envelope, and use real stamps. Expect to pay more than the web-based buys, and they may have a high minimum order.
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The cheapest way is Economy parcel Post...but it will travel by boat and can take as long as 3 months sometimes. The fastest, most inexpensive way is by Airmail Letter Post. You can ship any package under 4 pounds.
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Here is the site's your need to answer your question's.  Also contacts to actually speak to a real person if need be.\n\nGood Luck hope this helps.\n\n\nU.S. Department of Labor\nFrances Perkins Building\n200 Constitution Avenue, NW\nWashington, DC 20210  \n1-866-4-USA-DOL\nTTY: 1-877-889-5627\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/businesses/index.html\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=128614,00.html\n\nCP 139 - You May Not Need to File Forms 940 or 941 \n  \nDetails About This Notice: Sample Content:  Page 1 \nPurpose:   We send a CP 139 to inform the recipient that they will no longer need to file Form 941 unless they owe tax. \nReason for Issuance:   The recipient filed Form 941 with no tax due for the previous four quarters. We send CP 139 to inform them that we'll no longer send them Forms 940 or 941, they won't need to file Form 941 again unless they owe tax for the quarter, and how to request that the forms be sent to them if they need them in the future.
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One good way to tell if snail-mail is junk or a scam or whatever... look at the stamp and the cancellation.  If it says first class mail then it was probably (at least) addressed specifically to you.  If it says anything about bulk mail, about 10,000 other people got the exact same thing, and its worthless.\n (pre-sorted is pretty much the same as bulk mail)\n\nIt can't hurt to call them or check their website if your curious AS LONG AS YOU DON'T GIVE THEM ANY PERSONAL OR FINANCIAL INFORMATION. If they ask for any fees or anything like that up front, drop them like a hot potato.
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Try here.\n\nhttp://www.zazzle.com/custom/stamps\nChoose from 7 denominations:\n$0.24: postcards \n$0.39: standard first-class, 1 oz \n$0.52: 1 oz mailings, unusual shapes \n$0.63: 2 oz mailings \n$0.87: 3 oz mailings \n$1.11: 4 oz mailings \n$4.05: Priority Mail
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The Agreement you are speaking of is for the IRS. Just call their 1-800  (listed on their website) and they will be able to tell you the correct mailing address.
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Unfortunatly you can't specify what type of mail that you want or don't want. The Post Office is paid by mailers to deliver whatever they send to every mailbox, be it on the street or a PO Box. Sorry.
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Aussie post have a calculator\nhttp://www1.auspost.com.au/pac/aus_parcel.asp\nmay not be cheapest - but gives you an indication\n\nof course you could also check out other suppliers for postage/delivery calculators.
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call the post office.