Just a Quick Question

[Charmedkelly]

Hi All, i sent my first 3 letters out today YAY, i took advice from somone on here sorry ive forgotton who it was but you know who you are LOL
basically the question was
if you put too many american stamps on the return envelope is it a bad thing?
i sent a 10x8 photo so the envelope is a little bigger then that i was told to put 5 stamps on i put 6 i dont know if i put too many LOL


Kelly


go easy on me its my first time at this

[Sammya]

I don't think too many stamps should be a problem...you paid the right value and the extra stamos you've put there get just overlooked, I guess. It's always better to put there more stamps then less! Good luck with your letters!

[Charmedkelly]

aww thanks for the reply hunni, ive sent to whoopi goldberg my fave actress so i wish i could get somethig back from her

[KennyDolly]

aww thanks for the reply hunni, ive sent to whoopi goldberg my fave actress so i wish i could get somethig back from her

I just sent to Whoopi Too! Hopefully we both get our pictures back soon She really is a fantastic actress, I just love her in Sister Act!

[packrat]

The best thing you can do is to make a trip to the post office. There is a kiosk and scale in the lobby that you can use to determine the postage costs for both your outer envelope and SASE. Bring along a note pad if you need to to keep track of the cost of mailing both ways. It's also a good idea to add a little extra postage to your SASE in the event that they sign their own photo and return the photo you sent to them, or add a little something extra.

[Charmedkelly]

Sister Act is my all time favourite movie, as for stamps i have put 6 american stamps for the return envelope, as for the letter getting sent i did that at the post office,

Kelly

[SgtPencilPepperBand]

I would say you used a good amount of them, but I would go to the post office and ask them to weigh it for you. If you need a rough calculation here's a link: http://fanvoo.com/postage_calculator.php Just fill in the fields, click submit, and see roughly what your postage is! It's very nice:)