You just know there's a postal rate increase coming.

Saw this today and thought all you crazy bombing fools might want to take advantage.

Includes a DC # with every box.


EDIT: Looks like you have to register for a Stamps.com account
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Is there an app where the labels are pre-addressed to me? :-)
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Thanks for the heads up :-)

Do any of you watch The League? Reminds me of Taco's "investment" in Forever Stamps, rofl...that was a great episode.
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I love how he bartered a pair of her stamp covered panties for a can of paint...:-)
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I know you can order pre-addressed FedEx labels if you are so inclined.
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Inclined? Bent or warped, more like it. :-)
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I wonder if the "forever" postage would survive a USPS bankrupcy? Or if a bankrupcy filing would make them null and void? Bankrupcy gets rid of many obligations! And, I don't have a lot of faith that the USPS isn't close to such a filing in the next year or so.
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Thanks Vin, I be thinking to invest in such a thing.:-)

Aah... I be owing you a bomb or 2 I think.
















Just Kidding !:-)




















Maybe!:-)
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:-)
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Well put...I heard UPS and FedEx are already installing equipment to sort and deliver everyday mail...just waiting for either to take over every day deliveries.
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USPS just announced postal rate increases for its Priority Mail products (among others):


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If the Post Office is, as you say, close to filing bankruptcy, why would Fed Ex or UPS want to take over a dying business? Neither company wants to deal with universal service. They are only interested in delivering to major metropolitan areas. :-)
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USPS is granted an effective monopoly by the US gov't, but legally required to deliver mail (not packages) to everyone at a flat rate. UPS and Fedex want the mail business without the flat-rate stamp restriction.
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