Stamp Price Increase
By: Import User
Updated: May 14, 2007
The United States Postal Service Has Increased The Cost Of A Stamp For A One Ounce First Class Letter To Forty-One Cents. The Old Thirty-Nine Cent Stamp Now Requires An Additional Two Cents Postage.
Jose Chappa The South West Station Manager Sasy If You Have Thirty-Nine Cent Stamps, We Have Plenty Of Make Up Stamps. You Buy The Two Cent Stamps And Put Them On With The Thirty-Nine Cent Stamps And Mail Them Out.
Postal Customers May Avoid Future Postal Rate Increases By Purchasing The New Forever Stamp. This Stamp Locks In The Forty-One Cent Rate Forever.
Chappa Says If There Is A Future Rate Increase, The Forty One Cent Stamp Will Increase In Price. If They Have Forever Stamps They Purchased, They Can Continue Using Those Stamps.
The Postmaster From Eola Was At The Southwest San Angelo Station Assisting Purchasers Of The Two Cent Stamps. The Priority Flat Rate Envelope Increased In Price Over Thirteen Percent To $4.60.
Chappa Says Price Of Anything Goes Up, There Is Going To Be A Reaction. For The Most Part, With The Price Of Gas, People Understand The Price Of Doing Business Is Getting More Expensive.
