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Re: Help With postage

by kimmylee » Thu Oct 29, 2015 6:50 pm

No problem I am happy to help when someone has already made the effort themselves :)

Ignore VAT that's for businesses only.

Yes 4x 1st Class stamps would be correct for a £2.38 price.

I would encourage you to run through the price calculator one more time to be sure, if you haven't already.

Re: Help With postage

by dogsoldierspoon » Thu Oct 29, 2015 5:46 pm

kimmylee wrote:Depends on the size and weight. Cant give answer on what you've said.

http://www.royal-mail.com/price-finder

http://www.royalmail.com/current-postage-prices

(you want the first download, Our Prices)

All found via a simple google :)
Thanks! :) I've tried googling it, but it's so confusing. The price finder says it's about 2,38 pounds (VAT not included). So that's 4 1st class stamps? Sorry for being so difficult, but I'd rather have it confirmed than regret it later :p

Re: Help With postage

by kimmylee » Tue Oct 27, 2015 6:27 pm

Depends on the size and weight. Cant give answer on what you've said.

http://www.royal-mail.com/price-finder

http://www.royalmail.com/current-postage-prices

(you want the first download, Our Prices)

All found via a simple google :)

Re: Help With postage

by dogsoldierspoon » Tue Oct 27, 2015 6:02 pm

How much 1st class stamps would you need for a European country (Belgium)? I have some stamps, but I have no idea what the value is of the 1st class stamps and I don't find the website that helpful.

Many thanks!

Re: Help With postage

by kimmylee » Mon Oct 19, 2015 2:46 pm

The RM website has a very easy to use price calculator.

Card may put it over 5mm thick, at which point it becomes much more expensive.

Re: Help With postage

by Adonis85257 » Sun Oct 18, 2015 7:34 am

I believe that you can buy UK large letter stamps on eBay. I recently received an autograph from the UK and it was a postage stamp for 3.15 pounds. I also contacted the Royal Mail service and they said that you can only order postage stamps over the phone as their website is for businesses only. I hope that you get the autograph that you are seeking.

Re: Help With postage

by Legally Blonde » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:36 am

You need 2 First Class British stamps, (I think they are red at the moment) That will allow for him to send back 1 or 2 photos, I think the Royal Mail website sells them in booklets of 6. A thin piece of cardboard is a good idea, and you should write DO NOT BEND on the front and back of the envelope you send and on the one you want him to send back.

This type of request would probably do better in the "Collecting Help" or "Stamps" forums.

Good luck! I hope you hear from Sir Ian. :D

Re: Help With postage

by caimenmasterson » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:32 am

ctuck16 wrote:Hi i am wanting to send a letter and get a reply from Sir ian Mckellen; i am from the u.s.a and am on the royal mails website but am unsure as to how much postage i should include and how much to buy. also should i back the photograph i want signed with cardbord?

Thank you so much for your time!
With my success, I sent a SASE with a 3.15 pound stamp for postage. I did send thin cardboard with to prevent bending.

Help With postage

by ctuck16 » Sun Oct 18, 2015 12:18 am

Hi i am wanting to send a letter and get a reply from Sir ian Mckellen; i am from the u.s.a and am on the royal mails website but am unsure as to how much postage i should include and how much to buy. also should i back the photograph i want signed with cardbord?

Thank you so much for your time!

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