Surely some of you out there do magazines. I have hundreds signed, but have only done them IP.
When sending them, how much postage do you include on the SASE?
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SASE Postage Amount For Magazines?
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Re: SASE Postage Amount For Magazines?
In the US to another address it depends on how much it weighs. Some magazines are pretty heavy but others are light.
I don't send magazines but I am guessing 4 ounces which is 1.39
5 ounces 1.56
6 ounces 1.73
Going overseas is more expensive. I'd recommend weighing each one and then useing the postage caculator online: http://postcalc.usps.gov/
Hope this helped
BossC
I don't send magazines but I am guessing 4 ounces which is 1.39
5 ounces 1.56
6 ounces 1.73
Going overseas is more expensive. I'd recommend weighing each one and then useing the postage caculator online: http://postcalc.usps.gov/
Hope this helped
BossC
Re: SASE Postage Amount For Magazines?
I agree with BossCBossC wrote:I'd recommend weighing each one and then useing the postage caculator online: http://postcalc.usps.gov/

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Re: SASE Postage Amount For Magazines?
hmm. i sent a magazine once before. I sent it to Lauren Conrad. I believe i still have the envelope. =) i used 9 stamps (39 cents at the time) to sent a 164 pages magazine.
but i do agree with the other posters. Do weigh the magazine before sending it off. You don't want to waste stamps for not enough postage. I used the postage scale at the post office to determine the cost! =)
but i do agree with the other posters. Do weigh the magazine before sending it off. You don't want to waste stamps for not enough postage. I used the postage scale at the post office to determine the cost! =)
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