To avoid fraud. Senders could otherwise claim they posted mail earlier or later than they did. An incorrect date forces the US Postal Service to reprocess the mail with the correct date and that drives up their costs (and eventually postage). As a result postal workers are directed not to accept incorrect metered dates. What's more it is easy for a sender to correct a wrong date: Simply re-meter the letter with $0.00 postage but the correct date and the postal service will accept it.
the date must be posterior to todays date. what does this mean?
Yes, you can meter mail one day ahead of the date, but it must be done carefully to ensure compliance with postal regulations. When using a postage meter, the date printed must reflect the actual mailing date or an authorized future date. However, be aware that some postal services may have specific policies regarding future dating, so it's best to check with your local postal service for any particular rules.
NO. If you are mailing FROM the Netherlands you must use their postage. If you are in the US mailing to the Netherlands then you must use USPS. Same all over the world when mailing from a country use that countries postage.
a wind meter and a rainfall meter
a time or date when you must finish a job
1.1 meter equals? What? I must guess? 110 centimeters or is meant feet or inches?
A meter has 10 decimeters. So, four meters must be 40 decimeters.
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we in New York city must go to a specialized meter shop best choice for your car and meter safety don't burm the meter harnes or you'll be sory . do it profesionly METER SHOP.
Yes, you must ask for it when you go to the post office. At USPS it's generally $.80 for a confirmation code.
If you don't want to date you can always court.
I think you must mean hectometer , this is 100 meters