by luckyas13canbe » Wed Jun 26, 2013 10:43 am
lauloveshp wrote:It wasnt my plan to take the stamps off. Just write a new adresse on it and cut it from the bigger envelope. I know that its not allowed to cut stamps and glue them on a new envelope but when they dont stamp it? When i get an rts i use the sase again too so whats the matter
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I don't know if it's the same for you (where do you live?) but for me in the UK an RTS normally comes back to me they RTS it using the envelope I sent to them with, and the SASE is still inside unused. There's no issue there as the SASE and the stamps on it have not been used to mail an item. Whether or not they don't postmark the stamps on a letter which has been through the system is irrelevant... it's not intentional, it's just because it has slipped through the net... they're not sitting there thinking "hmmm, if I don't postmark this then it can be used again, so I'll be nice and not do that". You might get away with it, as it's not unheard of to address and stamp a letter then send it to someone else so have to change the address, but the bottom line is, once stamps have been through the system, they're invalid for further use and it is illegal. There are also more ways than you think for them to tell if it's a double use.
[quote="lauloveshp"]It wasnt my plan to take the stamps off. Just write a new adresse on it and cut it from the bigger envelope. I know that its not allowed to cut stamps and glue them on a new envelope but when they dont stamp it? When i get an rts i use the sase again too so whats the matter :D[/quote]
I don't know if it's the same for you (where do you live?) but for me in the UK an RTS normally comes back to me they RTS it using the envelope I sent to them with, and the SASE is still inside unused. There's no issue there as the SASE and the stamps on it have not been used to mail an item. Whether or not they don't postmark the stamps on a letter which has been through the system is irrelevant... it's not intentional, it's just because it has slipped through the net... they're not sitting there thinking "hmmm, if I don't postmark this then it can be used again, so I'll be nice and not do that". You might get away with it, as it's not unheard of to address and stamp a letter then send it to someone else so have to change the address, but the bottom line is, once stamps have been through the system, they're invalid for further use and it is illegal. There are also more ways than you think for them to tell if it's a double use.