by Joey » Fri Dec 23, 2005 3:41 am
mkainsworth wrote:I was just wondering, since I live in Canada, how much postage to apply to my SASE a 9x12 size to Canada. Thanks every one. I usually put $1.20. I just want to make sure that it will still be enough.

Hi mkainsworth,
To send something TO the US FROM Canada, you still use exactly the same postage as you would before, as that is not what is changing.
If you have US postage and want to know how much to put on your SASE FROM the US TO Canada, it's not that you will need to put more postage per se, it's that the price of individual stamps is rising. You will still use the same number of stamps as before - if before you put two .60 stamps on your envelope, you will still use two stamps, it's just that the price will have risen to .63 cents per stamp. .37 stamps are rising to .39 cents.
Hope this made sense
Joey
p.s. I don't think anything is rising up to $10.00...
[quote="mkainsworth"]I was just wondering, since I live in Canada, how much postage to apply to my SASE a 9x12 size to Canada. Thanks every one. I usually put $1.20. I just want to make sure that it will still be enough. :D[/quote]
Hi mkainsworth,
To send something TO the US FROM Canada, you still use exactly the same postage as you would before, as that is not what is changing.
If you have US postage and want to know how much to put on your SASE FROM the US TO Canada, it's not that you will need to put more postage per se, it's that the price of individual stamps is rising. You will still use the same number of stamps as before - if before you put two .60 stamps on your envelope, you will still use two stamps, it's just that the price will have risen to .63 cents per stamp. .37 stamps are rising to .39 cents.
Hope this made sense :D
Joey {up}
p.s. I don't think anything is rising up to $10.00...