Yes, mail can be either stamped or metered. Stamped mail uses adhesive postage stamps affixed to the envelope, while metered mail uses a postal meter to print the postage directly onto the mailpiece. Both methods are valid for sending letters and packages, but metered mail often allows for more precise postage amounts and can be more convenient for bulk mailing.
It will be returned to sender.
Metered mail typically does not have to be sent out the same day it is processed, but it's best practice to do so. Once the postage is printed, it should ideally be used promptly to ensure accurate accounting and avoid potential issues with postage refund requests. However, as long as the mail is sent within a reasonable time frame, it can generally be mailed later without penalty. Always check with your postal service for specific guidelines.
From what I understand some jewelers stamped in the ring size!
I have a nickel that is a color of a penny I have a nickel how much is it worth
Most likely the pattern number
It will be returned to sender.
yes
Stamped mail is great when you have single items, metered mail is better when you have large mailings. With stamped mail you place a physical stamp in your item, with meter mail or pre-canceled stamp permit, the item to be mail has a postage printed from a licensed machine from the post office.
Many times Post Offices have lobby drops for local, metered and stamped. Some have drops for Express Mail.
This is a federal offense. Not only will your letter be destroyed, postal officials will come looking for you and have the authority to confiscate the vehicle that you drove to the post office. Or, on the hand, if a benevolent postal employee notices the mistake, he or she may simply place you stamped mail in the correct box. That is not funny
Ink jet cartridges would be better to send on metered mail. They are more compact and the cases contain less plastic that would contribute to weight.
William K. Thomas has written: 'History and evolution of metered postage' -- subject(s): Metered mail, Postal service
Called the Postal Office today in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Metered mail should go out the same day it is posted, however, it is the judgment call of the postal carrier to take it later then that up to 3 days. If you put metered mail in the system after it's date, you can run the piece of mail through the machine with out the amount but the correct date. You will have no problem then.
Yes, you can meter mail in one city and mail it in another. Metering mail involves using a postage meter to calculate and print postage, which can be done at any location with the appropriate equipment. However, it's important to ensure that the postage reflects the correct rates for the destination city. As long as the postage is valid and correctly affixed, you can drop off the metered mail at any postal facility, regardless of where it was metered.
Metered mail is typically valid for up to one year from the date of mailing. After that period, it may not be accepted or processed by postal services. However, it's always best to check with your local postal authority for specific guidelines, as policies can vary by country or region.
First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.
Metered mail typically does not have to be sent out the same day it is processed, but it's best practice to do so. Once the postage is printed, it should ideally be used promptly to ensure accurate accounting and avoid potential issues with postage refund requests. However, as long as the mail is sent within a reasonable time frame, it can generally be mailed later without penalty. Always check with your postal service for specific guidelines.