Calm down guys. :roll:

[b]just2cuzi[/b], an envelope, plus letter is [u]not[/u] considered "rigid". If you include a piece of cardboard your mail would most likely be considered "rigid".

Khackdrums :D

[quote="AutoHound"]There's this place called a post office...it's their job to figure that out.[/quote]

If I wanted to hear from an @$$ I would have farted. I am trying to make sure I provide enough shipping for a return. Why do people talk for no reason. Your answer was not an answer it was just a +1 for your post count. PLEASE DO NOT POST ANY RESPONSES TO MY QUESTIONS. WASTE OF TIME!!!

Mods, please don't edit or delete this. Guy's a joke!!!

There's this place called a post office...it's their job to figure that out.

I didn't want to create a new post, so I thought I would piggy back on this one. Hope I didn't T anyone off.

I am in the US right now. If I were to ship a few requests with a 9x12 envelope with an 8x10, letter and say a folder or two to keep from bending or a cereal box or something...how much will shipping be? What about the return shipping? How many stamps will it take or how much ($) will it cost?

Letter

After destination is set, you pick letter, large envelope, etc. Then how much it weighs. (sase&letter= 1oz.)
After it gives you a chart whether it's just a letter or rigid object.
Would an SASE and letter in envelope be considered as "containing rigid object" or just "letter"?