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Old 09-30-2011, 10:14 AM
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I didn't go to the PO but I put 2 reg stamps and 1 20cent stamp on it or 1.08. I heard from others that would work.


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what was the postage cost to australia? i havent checked yet.

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In the mail today are f8s for Aully, Ok Darla and troy26. All the rest will go tomorrow.
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Old 09-30-2011, 10:22 AM
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PokerDiva - that'll work just fine.
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Old 09-30-2011, 10:56 AM
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Hello Autumns! My F8's have been sent today, Friday the 30th including my two Canadas and my Australia.
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Old 09-30-2011, 10:58 AM
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Postage to Canada was $1.98 and to Australia was $2.59
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Old 09-30-2011, 11:02 AM
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went to the po and my postage for canada was .80 and .98 for australia

wonder why the difference
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Old 09-30-2011, 11:48 AM
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I think the people at the PO are nuts. It also depends on how you package it.


Originally Posted by fromzstore
went to the po and my postage for canada was .80 and .98 for australia

wonder why the difference
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Old 09-30-2011, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by fromzstore
went to the po and my postage for canada was .80 and .98 for australia

wonder why the difference

i have 2 PO within 10 minutes of my house - one always charges less then the other - the difference is one measures the entire package and enters that into the computer along with the zip codes - the other just weighs and enters zip codes.

the place that just weighs and enters zip codes is always cheaper
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Old 09-30-2011, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by fromzstore
went to the po and my postage for canada was .80 and .98 for australia

wonder why the difference

i have 2 PO within 10 minutes of my house - one always charges less then the other - the difference is one measures the entire package and enters that into the computer along with the zip codes - the other just weighs and enters zip codes.

the place that just weighs and enters zip codes is always cheaper


yes mine just weight and zip code i found by pressing my f8 really good that they only cost a single stamp to mail last time it was .61 ea because i just folded and did not press so it had to be hand stamped.
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Old 09-30-2011, 01:03 PM
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My husband works for PO if the envelope fits through a slot they use its ok for 64 cents,,,I am not sure how you would get away with 1 stamp.,..because it goes my weight and it has to weigh at least one ounce unless fabric is really thin. My advise is to be careful or the recipient may have to pay the difference for you if you are short. My husband has to collect from people alot. I ironed mine very flat and it still made it barely through the slot... so it cost me 64 cents but the po both of them I went to said it could have very easily been 88 cents..So please think twice before sending with one stamp. I also sent mine today to everyone including canadas and australia
This will be fun cant wait to see everyones fabrics.
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Originally Posted by daisey
My husband works for PO if the envelope fits through a slot they use its ok for 64 cents,,,I am not sure how you would get away with 1 stamp.,..because it goes my weight and it has to weigh at least one ounce unless fabric is really thin. My advise is to be careful or the recipient may have to pay the difference for you if you are short. My husband has to collect from people alot. I ironed mine very flat and it still made it barely through the slot... so it cost me 64 cents but the po both of them I went to said it could have very easily been 88 cents..So please think twice before sending with one stamp. I also sent mine today to everyone including canadas and australia
This will be fun cant wait to see everyones fabrics.
Wow - and I took mine to the PO, and mine told me that if it fit through the slot it was one stamp.

Anyway - if I owe anyone money for postage due, just let me know. I just did what my PO said was OK.
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