how much does it cost to send a cd in the mail?
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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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yeah that stuff sounds like media.  usually when i've done it i have taken it into a postoffice and they have either asked or i have told them what it is and they post it as media.\n\nfrom the USPS website:\nMedia Mail\n\nGenerally used for books (at least eight pages), film, printed music, printed test materials, sound recordings, play scripts, printed educational charts, loose-leaf pages and binders consisting of medical information, and computer-readable media. Advertising restrictions apply. There are presorted rates available for bulk quantities of Media Mail (minimum quantity is 300 pieces). There is also a barcoded discount available for Media Mail.\n\n Media Mail® service is a cost efficient way to mail books, sound recordings, recorded video tapes, printed music, and recorded computer-readable media (such as CDs, DVDs, and diskettes). Media Mail can not contain advertising except for incidental announcements of books. The maximum weight for Media Mail is 70 lbs.\n\nThere are presorted rates available for bulk quantities of Media Mail (minimum quantity is 300 pieces).\nA barcode discount is available for Media Mail.\nRates are based on weight and size.\n\nhere you can calculate the cost of sending something media mail.\nhttp://www.usps.com/send/waystosendmail/senditwithintheus/mediamail.htm
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Visit the USPS website.  Send your mail before the price increase to .39 cents.
302413
best to copy and patse into a new mail
54130
Send me $5 for the answer....\n\n\nSeriously, its a scam.  You send money, they send you directions for doing exactly what they are doing.  It used to be the "Stuff the Envelope" scam, but snail mail is out.
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What is the item?\nPost office is fine. Use a box or padded envelope. If the person didn't opt to pay for insurance or delivery confirmation then you do not need to buy those.\n\nBooks, music, videos, tapes and such can go media rate. Otherwise, consider parcel rate.
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you can negotiate on the price if you have volumes.otherwise cheapest will be your national postal service
89476
The easiest way is called a poor mans copyright. It simply involves making a copy of your CD and then mailing it to yourself. Kept unopened, the dated postmark will protect you in court against unlawful copies.\n\nFrom that point forward the court record will protect you forever.\n\nYou can file any claims in small clains court too. That is pretty cheap and you will not even need a lawyer.
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a CD [cirtificate of depostit i think]? then you can get tons of intrest
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I believe it is $2, check w/ local post office
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About maybe 10 to 20 dollars depending on how many you deliver
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3 days via First-Class Mail ($0.39)\n2 Days via Priority Mail ($4.05)\nOvernight via Express Mail ($14.40)\n\nIf you mail it early Monday, you should be alright with regular First-Class mail. (I'm not guessing, I actually used the calculator on the USPS website.)
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Just order the FREE Cd... That's what I did.
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It actually only costs AOL abbout $0.10 to produce a CD. And seeing as how a few thousand people out there actually DO pay to use AOL after the trial on the disc runs out, they actually make a TON of money with these discs.
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Open up the CD, right click on the photo you want to send and select Send TO then select mail receipiant.
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The same way you would else.  You need a email address or a real address and then go to post office and they will tell you how much.\n\nIf you have the address you can send mail to it.\n\nDB
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so now you want me to send you my CD? aint gonna happen