does anyone know the postage rate to send a cd through the mail?
821323
A lot depends on how you are mailing it and the weight, but we are talking about $1.89 (six ounces worth)
576235
Yes, there is:\nat : 6.95 here\nhttp://www.grothmusic.com/cgi-local/SoftCart.exe/online-store/scstore/p-AL2499.html?E+scstore\nHope this helps
781303
Go to the USA and use the postal service.   The cost would be about $40.00 US.\n\nCoach
167775
Try looking on FedEx.com, UPS.com all those type of things, they can usually give you a general idea of the cost of shipping.
221379
I assume you are talking about mail. \n\nIf so, yes, you pay a flat rate for the package. Some of them they will let you send as much as you can fit in the package.\n\nIt obviously isn't a good deal if you only have a couple ounces to send.
263318
Thats A Good Question ...\nWhere did u send from, post office? fed ex ???\n=o}
463264
yes you can. bit tricky, but I've done it a thousand times. You send it to me in an envelope, with 50 $, and I'll erase it for you, and send it back within 3 days. \n\nPS: when you get your CD back, don't worry bout the dead parrot that comes with it. the parrot is essential for the erasing process.\n\nPS2: you get 30% off for +50 Cd's...
429280
Go here and use their postage calculator... it should help u out.\nhttp://www.usps.com/tools/calculatepostage/welcome.htm?from=home&page=0061calculatepostage
50423
Yes.  http://www.usps.com/
74835
"...\nNew Domestic Prices Effective January 8, 2006\n...\nFirst-Class Mail Letter (1 oz.) ... 39¢\nFirst-Class Mail Letter (2 oz.) ... 63¢\nPostcard ... 24¢\n..."
303322
well it depends.. if you go with standard mail, then up to like two weeks... but if you pay extra for shpping and handling, then it can come in like three days..
1130066
POSTAGE IS REGULATED BY WEIGHT NOT SIZE.  IF IT WEIGHS LESS THAN AN OUNCE IT IS $.39.  BEST BET IS TO TAKE IT TO THE LOCAL POST OFFICE AND HAVE THEM WEIGH IT AND PAY THE POSTAGE THERE.  ALWAYS RIGHT THEN.
297364
go to the website:\nwww.usps.com
193215
Try using the online postal calculator on the US Postal Service web page.
1119891
Go to:\n\nwww.usps.com
869087
Definately a site called Oztion, its just like Ebay but its Aussie.\nYou could just give the sellers the aussie addresses and then you dont have to pay international postage rates by buying & sending within Aus!
18540
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).