how can I order postal wrapping tape? for free?
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You gotta pay for things - nothing is free in life.
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Call the department stores Lord&Taylor, Macy's, Saks, etc. and ask what they charge for pacakge wrapping.
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either go to the post office or go to the website.. www.usps.com
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There are alot of freebie booklets out there try BD @1-800-237-4554 or bd.com for a downloadable one. I just write it on a postie note and keep it on the back of my monitior. (remember to write the day and time along with your BS##.
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http://www.zazzle.com/stamps/?CMP=KNC-HU5145269225
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Go to the post office and ask at the service counter.
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Royal Mail have got one on their website. Free - all you do is register x
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from the post office or western union.
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Simple, ask a courier company like FedEx, DHL etc
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Call your post office or library.
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Get the package in your local POstal Office or online at www.usps.com . I have done this many times.
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No problem, we supply this by postal service just send me a cheque for £100 and I'll dispatch some to you forthwith
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I wouldn't rely on the answers of Yahoo ppl b/c something important may be in that envelope!  To ensure its safety, go directly to the post office.  If you end up putting too little stamps your mail won't get the the Phil.  Good luck
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You might want to go to the nearest post office and ask the postmaster.
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You can mail at the post office, the UPS store, or FedEx Kinkos, depending how you want to send it. Most likely you'll want to use the post office, though.\n\nThe post office offers flat rate boxes and shipping envelopes. They're great for things that are relatively small but heavy. If you want to, and your item will fit in one, you can use those and not worry about having to calculate the shipping cost. You can get those at the post office.\n\nIf it won't fit in a flat rate box, or if you don't want to use the flat rate boxes, you need to know weight (with all the packaging), the zip code it's being sent from, and the zip code it's going to to calculate the shipping (you can look up the shipping online at http://www.usps.gov ).\n\nIf you don't have a shipping scale (and I assume you don't), you can take it to the post office. If you're ready to ship, just take it up to the window and they'll weigh it, figure the postage, and put the postage on for you. If you just want to weigh it, my post office has a scale out in the public area for people to use. I assume that's typical. They also have an automated, self-service shipping machine that does all this, too.\n\nDue to increased security, anything over a certain weight or size now has to be handed directly to a postal employee. It can't be dropped in a mailbox. The website should have details on this. (edit: OK, I looked it up: "Stamped packages should weigh less than one pound. Packages with postage printed using Click-N-Ship or another PC Postage provider may weigh more than one pound, but must fit in the collection box").
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You can request an investigation by the USPS, but unless you insured the package content, I would not get my hopes up. The form is called 1510 (Mail Loss/Rifling Report).
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Try these sites. Hopefully the postage and handeling wont be more than the items you purchase.\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=ks&p=dollar+store