by Yellow601 » Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:01 am
Hey.
You will need to weigh the envelope and everything you are sending inside it (photos, letter etc)- kitchen scale work great. If it's under 50g, it will cost $2.10 and if it's 50- 125g it will cost $4.20. Say it's only 50g, you have to go to post office and ask for a $2.10 international stamp. If you use normal 55cent stamps you have to add 10% because they're not international stamps, so it's cheaper to go and purchase the international stamp. Also be sure to grab an airmail sticker (they're free) and out on the envelope.
If you ned more help with it just PM me. Good luck.
Hey.
You will need to weigh the envelope and everything you are sending inside it (photos, letter etc)- kitchen scale work great. If it's under 50g, it will cost $2.10 and if it's 50- 125g it will cost $4.20. Say it's only 50g, you have to go to post office and ask for a $2.10 international stamp. If you use normal 55cent stamps you have to add 10% because they're not international stamps, so it's cheaper to go and purchase the international stamp. Also be sure to grab an airmail sticker (they're free) and out on the envelope.
If you ned more help with it just PM me. Good luck.
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