How many stamps I need to put on a letter size envelope?
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The best option is to go to the post office and get it weighed. That way you can be sure.
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The Post Office should have some cushioned envelopes for sale that would hold a CD. You could send it first class and the postage would probably be less than $2.00. If you'd like to be able to get a delivery confirmation, you could add that for up to 60 cents more if I'm not mistaken.
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I will tell you a secret, but you must promise to tell NO ONE!  Well, except for the people on here that read this.\n\nWhen you address an envelope, switch the "To and From" around.  You know, use the persons address you're sending the letter to as the return address, and your address as the "TO" address.  Then simply drop it into a collection box (NOT your mailbox) without postage.  The Post Office will "Return To Sender" for lack of proper postage.
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Practice with lined paper. Try making all letters the same size. Uniform size letters look much neater. Keep at it, you'll get there! :)
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Depending on size from $24 a year to $500 at a post office.
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Recently I sent a letter to a friend in Africa and the post office said if it were a regular sized letter that 6 postage stamps would more than cover the postage. (It did too, my friend got the 5 page letter and money enclosed with it.) \n\nI hope this helps.
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Within the US, 39 cents, up to one ounce.   The other stamps are still usable, just buy some penny stamps to make up the difference.
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the postage is paid on them...dont fill them out, just mail them in...lol
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around $1.00. you also need to buy a padded mailer envelope, so add another $1.50 or so for that.
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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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Won't just an envelope do?
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To mail a postcard within the United States to another address within the United States, the postage is $0.29 (29 cents).  To mail a regular card in an envelope within the United States to another address within the United States, the postage is $0.39 (39 cents).  For larger cards and for cards being mails from the United States to another country, see the websites below under "sources."
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Step one- choose a card\nStep two- write your wishes\nStep three- write a correct address on the envelope\nStep four- put a stamp\nStep five- send it\nPS If you don't know the address try e mail
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If the letter is going to a mil. base standard postage will do, as far as the package your local post offfice will help you.
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notary public  avg fee's they make is about 10 bucks per stamp. most have it as a hobby or side job
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Use Microsoft Word - there is a feature called Mail Merge. This will allow you to import your excel sheet and print out labels for all of your envelopes!\nYou can even write form letters, its a great tool.
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Yes I am pretty sure you can do that, I don't recommend it but you can do it.  I used to work in the mailroom at a university and packages would come with lots and lots of stamps and stuff on them so I can imagine you could do the same with letters.