How much money does someone who delivers mail earn?
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In the U.S.A..........It depends on how long you have worked for the Postal Service. Your best bet is to apply at UPS, they pay better, work less hours and don't have the harassment that Postal Workers have to deal with. Working for the Post Office is NOT the well paying job many people think. If you enjoy being harassed by supervisor all day and treated like crap, then by all means apply for a job with the Post Office. There is a reason so many Postal Workers "Go Postal". The Post  Office and the government are now doing the best to "hide" violent incidences that happen at the Post Office now. My family member who has worked for the Post Office for over 30 years, makes less money and the benefits are worse than someone who has 10 years in with UPS. UPS has the Teamsters for their Union and it makes a HUGE difference! They make more per hour, do not have to put up with the harassment and abuse which is driving Postal Workers to violence, have better benefits and far better working conditions. My family member's base pay, after more than 30 years with the Post Office (and is at Top Pay Level) is approximately $45,000.00 a year before taxes. My family member has to work 6 days a week..........10-12 hour days to earn enough to make ends meet. Not exactly the great pay and easy job people believe it to be.
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Not just annoying.  These people make lots of money with their spam.  They can get as much as a nickle for each spam mail that someone opens.  When you consider they send thousands, or even millions of emails, those nickles add up each time someone opens one of their mails.  So don't open junk mail!  It only makes them send you more and more.  They also rent and sell your email address once they know it's valid.
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I do Hist4pay.  There is no upfront costs and they give you $10 to start.  It's reading emails and when you sign people up under you, you get a cut of what they make too.  I've only been doing it for a week, but it's really adding up.\n\nhttp://hits4pay.com/members/index.cgi?emivanek
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Join http://www.emailmoneyback.com\n\n- You get $0.50 for every email you enter in\n- You can get $5 just to give away free ringtones\n- They have all kind of service to make tons of money!\n- $0 investment\n- You get paid weekly.\n- I'm currently making $125 per week. Good for side job\n\nThis is the best service!  Highly recommend
821323
A lot depends on how you are mailing it and the weight, but we are talking about $1.89 (six ounces worth)
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I would say it depends on who is going door to door.  It would have to be a person knowledgable of the company so that any questions people have could be answered on the spot.  It's a reflection of the quality of work that is to be expected if people being payed real money or the owners are willing to put in the work as opposed to paying someone 6 bucks an hour to run around and just leave flyers.
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It depends on where they are working, which state or province, whether they have a private clinic or work in the education system or health care system.  Where I live starting salary in a government job would be about $45,000 and could probably go as high as $75,000 in the richer jurisdictions, but I expect they make more money if they are in private practice.
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Pay starts at $25,871 per year for full time career employees at the PS-1-BB pay grade and increases to $53,551 at the PS-10-P top pay grade. Adding benefits the average bargaining unit hourly rate was $27.33, yielding an effective annual compensation rate of $57,051. The PS pay scale is the largest pay system in the USPS and is predominately for bargaining unit employees. There are also Executive and Administrative Schedules for non-bargaining unit employees that range from $20,875 up to $148,400 for the Postmaster General.
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Other than a part time job (restaurants are best if you are young and have social ability) you could always fold mail and stuff it in envelopes for pay.
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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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Has to do with the job. I would say between 30-40 bucks an hour. Because of the Gas prices and the fact that you go to their house.
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According to Salary.com, you should be making between:\n$52,103 $57,604 $64,508 \nThe median salary is $57,604. \nOf course where you live will have a big impact on these amounts. \nGo to Salary.com and enter your job and your zip code it will tell you what the average person in your area makes at your job.
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Actually, I don't think the average person knows how much mail she gets on a daily basis, all asking for help of some kind. And the millions of e-mail, containing the same messages. She had a show, where she showed what the inside of her mail room looked like. It showed stacks of mail, all from one day. It nearly filled the room! She has a full-time staff that's dedicated to reading that mail. It's rare that a few of them get picked to receive anything. Mostly, it's to make the show look good...and Oprah. I sent her a letter, a couple of years ago, reagarding me needing teeth really bad. I didn't have insurance at the time, with one tooth being impacted. I never got a response that told me they had even received my letter. I have, since then, received some help and got my teeth fixed. I'm not necessarily saying you'd never get chosen, I'm just trying to be realistic. You might be waiting for the rest of your life. Or, you could be one of the "chosen ones" and things would be really great for you. I would like to encourage you to see if your community has a Habitat For Humanity, and make out an application to receive one of their homes. You would be making small monthly payments on a home that you helped build. The payments are interest free...you only pay on the cost of the materials, plus property taxes and insurance. It's what I and my husband did. We've lived in our home now for over a year and we love it. They did such a good job, and we were very much a part of the work that went into our home, even picking out the rugs & colors of the cabinets! This is a very good program and is based on how bad the place is where you are now living. If you're living with others, sharing rent, you would still qualify. You also must have income of some kind. It's all based on need and ability to pay, even if you only have a small income. Give it a try. Anyone else that reads this can give it a try too. It makes your home that much more yours when you've worked on it. <*)))><
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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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The postage for a standard letter in the US is $0.37. Effective January 8, 2006 this cost goes up to $0.39.
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a little more than $9 per hour, but that depends on where u live (i live in california).
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Some carriers handle mail all of the way, like UPS in many cases. Others, like the USPS (a national entity, not international), subcontract out and pay a per piece price to complete the delivery or they pay the per piece price to the country's in-house mail system (like the USPS) to complete the delivery. This cost is part of the overall cost paid by you at the onset.Since they all reciprocate, it often washes out pretty good.\nA similar question was asked in here:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060711202814AAYZrqa