Yes, pretty much all post offices accept credit/debit cards.
There are no credit cards currently offered by the United States Postal Service. The United Kingdom does offer a Post Office credit card, an individual can go to the U.K. Post Office official site to apply.
They are available at the post office. They cost 31 cents each.
A post card is a small note and postage costs less.
No, you can not resell your stamps back to the post office.
you can get postage paid envelopes from your post office or online at stamps.com
Contact your local post office. They will give you the current rates.
33 cents for 2013
A postage meter is regulated by the United States Post office. If you would like more information about how postage meters work, you can find out more at your local United States Post Office.
Yes. After a postage stamp is sent, it is stamped with ink by the post office. If that postage stamp is used again and the ink is noticed, it will probably just be sent back to you.
No, you will be mailing it to the Military Mail System which is either a Fleet Post Office (FPO) or an Army Post Office (APO). The cost is the same as domestic mail service.
One cent
about 63 cents