Rules for USPS 1st Class Mail being inforced
#11
Donnajean
I didn't take your post as a complaint at all.
It was indeed an informative message.
Don't be sad if someone can't read it as it's written.
It is like selective hearing.
Thanks.
[quote=donnajean]I posted what I thought was an informative post regarding post office rules for mailing 1st Class mail as I know some mail FQ's or blocks. I was not complaining about the post office. It is sad that my post has prompted some negative replys & I apologize for starting the topic.
I didn't take your post as a complaint at all.
It was indeed an informative message.
Don't be sad if someone can't read it as it's written.
It is like selective hearing.
Thanks.
[quote=donnajean]I posted what I thought was an informative post regarding post office rules for mailing 1st Class mail as I know some mail FQ's or blocks. I was not complaining about the post office. It is sad that my post has prompted some negative replys & I apologize for starting the topic.
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-94508-3.htm
Here's is the link to our previous conversation on this topic...(I think)...page 3 has the link to the Handy Dandy guide that was mentioned. Hope this helps.
Here's is the link to our previous conversation on this topic...(I think)...page 3 has the link to the Handy Dandy guide that was mentioned. Hope this helps.
#13
Originally Posted by JUNEC
Originally Posted by DebsShelties
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Originally Posted by scrapngmom
They aren't trying to gouge us, they are just trying to break even
The postal service has bills to pay too.
Are PO people are good, it's the subs that come in that cause the problems.
Just like any business, there are slow times, and busy times.
Patience.
#14
I thought it was already more if it was over 1/4". I use stamps.com and on the letters option it says 'up to 1/4" thick. if bigger select large envelopes' for the postage rate. I'm sure it's been this way for at least a year, if not more.
#15
Originally Posted by gale
I thought it was already more if it was over 1/4". I use stamps.com and on the letters option it says 'up to 1/4" thick. if bigger select large envelopes' for the postage rate. I'm sure it's been this way for at least a year, if not more.
BTW, the little post office I use has wonderful people. Even if I have to stand in line, the two clerks that work there acknowledge the fact that you are waiting while not rushing the older person who is having trouble navigating all the options for posting something or patiently explaining how to fill out a customs form to someone who has never done one.
#16
Our local PO isn't great but the other one (which strangely is closer, but not our "official PO" is. But it scares me. The lady there is so convinced I know so much about postage she doesn't even check or weigh my packages anymore. She just tells dh she trusts that I have the right postage on it. I sure hope I don't mess up and end up getting a pkg back, or worse, having a recipient have to pay postage due.
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