Try to get stamps from the destination country and use those. Some are easier to get than others, Canada for example sell them online through their website and USPS through their eBay store. http://www.fanmail.biz/mboard/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=30702&start=75 As for prices most of not all Post...

eBay or Amazon have sellers who offer new, unused UK stamps.

I recommend 1st or 2nd class stamps as they work just like US Forever Stamps.

www.royal-mail.com has all the information on prices, calculators etc for you to work out how many you need.

Yes.

A 2 ounce letter to the UK costs $2.13.

Two Global Forever Stamps would total $2.30 value.

http://www.canadapost.ca has a price calculator, price charts and you can order stamps online to be delivered to you.

Glad I could help.

With fanmail replies are never guaranteed, and with bigger items it could get damaged in the mail etc.

Never send anything you aren't willing to lose.

You could get some Swiss francs in cash and include those with your request. Put them in a small envelope and mark it as "return postage money". You'd need to check with the Swiss Post Office for the cost of the return so you include enough. Try a bank, travel agent or post office for the ...

2 US Forever stamps wasn't enough as it costs $1.15 for a small 1oz letter to Canada. The stamps you used are worth $0.50 each.

You might still get it back though, or the celeb may add more postage. Both have happened.

The mailman will have left a card at the address, notifying them that they tried to deliver and that they have something waiting at the mailing office. They should arrange a re-delivery themselves or go collect it. Check again in a week and see if there is a delivery notification. If not, you can ar...

I believe Canada Post offer a international stamp, but you can use any Canadian stamps.

A First Class Large stamp is worth £1.01.

You can find out how much postage your SASE will need here:

http://www.royalmail.com/price-finder

International Standard is the service you need, which is just a fancy name for Airmail!