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US Forever stamps
What are US Forever Stamps?
Re: US Forever stamps
Hiya,
I'll TRY to help you in the best Way I can..
They look like this: http://www.affordable-35mm-slide-scanni ... -3inch.jpg
here is some info about the stamp: http://blogs.msdn.com/jim_glass/archive ... stamp.aspx
Jen
I'll TRY to help you in the best Way I can..
They look like this: http://www.affordable-35mm-slide-scanni ... -3inch.jpg
here is some info about the stamp: http://blogs.msdn.com/jim_glass/archive ... stamp.aspx
Jen

Re: US Forever stamps
Hello
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I have moved your topic to the correct forum. {thumb2}
Jagoda.

I have moved your topic to the correct forum. {thumb2}
Jagoda.
Re: US Forever stamps
I'll just copy what annie985 wrote in another topic because I think it tells everything:
Urša
Hope it helps ;)annie985 wrote:U.S. Forever stamps do not have a value on them because they change when the U.S. stamp prices go up and are good "forever" with whatever the current postage price is.
Urša
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but how do you use them? just put it on the envelope?ursha wrote:I'll just copy what annie985 wrote in another topic because I think it tells everything:Hope it helps ;)annie985 wrote:U.S. Forever stamps do not have a value on them because they change when the U.S. stamp prices go up and are good "forever" with whatever the current postage price is.
Urša
Re: US Forever stamps
You use them like normal stamps.
The only difference between them and normal stamps is that their value will change if the postage price goes up, for normal stamps you will have to buy stamps to cover the difference.
Hope this helped. Let me know if you have more questions. {thumb2}
BossC
The only difference between them and normal stamps is that their value will change if the postage price goes up, for normal stamps you will have to buy stamps to cover the difference.
Hope this helped. Let me know if you have more questions. {thumb2}
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Re: US Forever stamps
There are currentely 44cent american stamps.
Re: US Forever stamps
A Forever stamp is good for 1st class postage in the US.
Example:
Current postage rates in the US is 44cents. So you buy a pack of 20 forever stamps for 44 cents each. You use 10 of them.
Then postage rates in the US go up to 46 cents. Because you've purchased the Forever Stamps your other 10 stamps automatically become worth 46 cents, even though you've paid 44 cents for them - hence they're good "Forever"
Example:
Current postage rates in the US is 44cents. So you buy a pack of 20 forever stamps for 44 cents each. You use 10 of them.
Then postage rates in the US go up to 46 cents. Because you've purchased the Forever Stamps your other 10 stamps automatically become worth 46 cents, even though you've paid 44 cents for them - hence they're good "Forever"
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So you have to put 10 of them on the envelope?Selise wrote:A Forever stamp is good for 1st class postage in the US.
Example:
Current postage rates in the US is 44cents. So you buy a pack of 20 forever stamps for 44 cents each. You use 10 of them.
Then postage rates in the US go up to 46 cents. Because you've purchased the Forever Stamps your other 10 stamps automatically become worth 46 cents, even though you've paid 44 cents for them - hence they're good "Forever"
can u use the same stamps again?
can u use them if u live in the uk to send to the us?
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no, each stamp is worth 44 cents right now, you put however many on you needamy123 wrote:
So you have to put 10 of them on the envelope?
noamy123 wrote: can u use the same stamps again?
no, they can only be used to send from the US, you would need UK stamps to send from the UK, but you can use them on your SASE(since it would be sent from the us back to you)amy123 wrote: can u use them if u live in the uk to send to the us?
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