Current U.S. Shipping Rates

How to increase the prices of postal services more recently, there was some confusion about the current postal rates. Here are the new rates, from May 12, 2008:

• First-Class Letter (1 oz) of 42 cents
• First-Class Letter (2 oz) to 59 cents
• Postcards for 27 cents
• About Broadband (2 ounces) $ 1.00
• Certified Mail $ 2.70
• Money Orders (up to $ 500) $ 1.05
• International Letter (First Class)
(in Canada and Mexico) (1 oz) 72 cents
• International Letter (First Class)
(Other countries) (1 oz) 94 cents

The post office offers limited discounts for postage purchased using Click and service of ships and other methods of third popularized by online retailers such as eBay. EBay sellers often use priority flat rate services offered by e-mail USPs. For sellers and other issues in addition to sending a letter, here> Do not run discount rate for Priority Mail, which entered into force in May 12, 2008:

• Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope $ 4.80
• Priority Mail Flat Rate Box $ 9.80
• Priority Mail Flat Rate Boxes (large) $ 12.95
(APO / FPO destinations: $ 10.95)

USPS Express Mail service has changed to a system based in the region, taking into account the weight of the package. This could mean lower prices for packages sent to destinations near, butincreases for those that are sent over long distances, like New York to Los Angeles. Packages sent via Express Mail at distances of change only moderate to little or nothing about price with the current rate of postage. In addition, the Express Mail package will still be available at a price of $ 16.50, and does not change depending on the distance or weight.

International first class mail has changed shape-based pricing, which means that the price depends on the size of the lettershipping.

The increase is something that we all have to get used to, because December 20, 2006, the responsibility of Post and Enhancement Act came into force, allowing the USPS to raise postage rates, with 45 days in advance, but only if the increase proposed in inflation over the past 12 months. Operating in these guidelines, the USPS plans to increase every year in May, giving consumers 90 days notice instead of 45 requests. So ifThinking of buying the first class shipping in bulk, you should see the Forever Stamp features of universal service providers. You can pay the current rate of postage for first class mail (currently 42 cents) and the brand is still good for writing first class 1 oz any time in the future. Thus you do not need to constantly check online for current rates of first class mail, where all I want to do is mail in your electric bill.

When universal service is thatHe said consumers can expect information on the next price increase in February 2009.

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