postage to Canada

melmax · December 2010

Sending a christmas card to my GF in Ontario.

More than one stamp?

Dougsgirl4ever · December 2010

I have always used one stamp & have never gotten anything back.

CTFandme · December 2010

yes, more than one stamp. 2 would probably work. DHs family all live in Ontario. I actually have DH mail them from work and buy stamps over there, but if you don't have that opportunity, I'd double stamp it.

if you only use one stamp, chances are you won't get the letter back, but the recipient will have postage due when s/he gets it.

Dougsgirl4ever · December 2010

CTFandme:

if you only use one stamp, chances are you won't get the letter back, but the recipient will have postage due when s/he gets it.

They stopped doing this a few years ago~ask the mailman if you see them.

CTFandme · December 2010

Dougsgirl4ever:
CTFandme:

if you only use one stamp, chances are you won't get the letter back, but the recipient will have postage due when s/he gets it.

They stopped doing this a few years ago

really? so now you can just short stamp it on purpose and get away with it?? good to know before I send out xmas cards. doesn't make sense, but I'll go with it.

Dougsgirl4ever · December 2010

CTFandme:
Dougsgirl4ever:
CTFandme:

if you only use one stamp, chances are you won't get the letter back, but the recipient will have postage due when s/he gets it.

They stopped doing this a few years ago

really? so now you can just short stamp it on purpose and get away with it?? good to know before I send out xmas cards. doesn't make sense, but I'll go with it.

NO it will come back to the SENDER

birdnkaz · December 2010

Yup, I've gotten stuff back that didn't have enough. Postage to Canada is .75 so two stamps would do just fine.

CTFandme · December 2010

oh oh oh. gatcha. But now I'm confused. You only put one stamp on and it never comes back to you? I wonder why.

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