How much does an airmal stamp cost now that postage rates have changed?
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The Postal Service website will have that available for you.  Postage is determine by the destination country.  Select destination country and the weight and size.  It will then give you the options available for shipping including airmail.
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I sent a similar envelope last week, postage was 63 cents. One stamp is not enough, two is too much. If unsure, take it to the post office, and they will put the proper postage on your envelope and send it off.
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http://www.zazzle.com/stamps/?CMP=KNC-HU5145269225
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WASHINGTON - ...when the new postage rates go into effect Jan. 8, 2006. Plenty of two-cent stamps will be available for customers to use with their 37-cent stamps.
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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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You may have to go to the post office.  You might require airstamps.
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Depends how you package it.  In a bubble-wrap envelope, it costs about a $1.65 (not including the cost of the envelope)
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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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Depending on size from $24 a year to $500 at a post office.
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Most of them are scams.  You have to make the copies, find the addresses to send them to and pay for the stamps.  It is not worth it.  If you want something that is kinda like a stay at home thing, try secret shoppers.
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Your best bet is to check online at the U. S. Postal Service Website http://www.usps.com.  They have pix of all the postage and the rates.
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Oh, I love this question.  When I was a senior in high school, our Spanish teacher got us interested in pen pals.  I chose one from Honduras.  We wrote back and forth only a few times.  Then, one day, out of the blue, a girl from Tokyo wrote ME a letter, introducing herself.  SHE picked ME.  We wrote for about three or four years and I have all the letters she wrote me  and most of the stuff she sent me, (what would fit anyway) in two large photo albums.  That was over 25 years ago.  How much do you think the postage stamps would be worth now?
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New stamp duty rates:\n\nProperty price:\n£125,000 - 0% \n£125,001 - £250,000 1% \n£250,001 - £500,000 3% \n£500,001 or more 4% \n\nNot sure about inheritance tax
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If there policy was to deliver mail with insufficient postage, don't you think everyone would just use $0.37 stamps?\n\nOf course they have to send it back. Next time, go to www.usps.com to find out what the postage rate is if it has been a while since your last mailing. Besides, it was in the news when it happened.\n\nDon't vilify other people for your own mistakes. Just own up to it and move on with your life.
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Go here and use their postage calculator... it should help u out.\nhttp://www.usps.com/tools/calculatepostage/welcome.htm?from=home&page=0061calculatepostage
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The other answerers are incorrect. The basic rate is 39c for the first ounce, but there is a somewhat obscure provision that a letter under one ounce that is oversized needs an extra 13c in postage - total 52c. See the rate calculator at http://www.usps.com
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from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in