by osiris » Tue Mar 09, 2010 11:54 am
Yes, if you want to purchase some stamps from a member here, you can do that. There's no such thing as an "airmail" stamp, they work the same way as ours do i.e. you'd just buy stamps to cover the value of the weight/size. For an A5 envelope with a letter, protecting card & a photo I use 3 "Forever Stamps". These currently cost $0.44 and work the same way as First class, i.e. if the cost goes up, you can still use the stamps (because there is no money value printed on them).
You can check the value of your letter by consulting the USPS website
http://www.usps.com/prices/first-class- ... prices.htm
(Make sure take into account both size, weight, destination - UK is price group 5 - and whether it's a rigid envelope).
Yes, if you want to purchase some stamps from a member here, you can do that. There's no such thing as an "airmail" stamp, they work the same way as ours do i.e. you'd just buy stamps to cover the value of the weight/size. For an A5 envelope with a letter, protecting card & a photo I use 3 "Forever Stamps". These currently cost $0.44 and work the same way as First class, i.e. if the cost goes up, you can still use the stamps (because there is no money value printed on them).
You can check the value of your letter by consulting the USPS website
http://www.usps.com/prices/first-class-mail-international-prices.htm
(Make sure take into account both size, weight, destination - UK is price group 5 - and whether it's a rigid envelope).