5 x 1st class envelopes 75p Tesco

egyptiangirl

Got 5 packs today in Ipswich
Thanks

mac.d

kimmylee wrote: »

Hey thanks for this. Any chance of the barcode or a photo of what they look like please?

The barcode is: 5 051622 643248.

I can't post the photo here (not posted enough) or add a direct link but if you add the http:// bit before the following, you can see a not very good photo of them hanging on the shelf!

i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg141/l-mac_photo/envelopes.jpg

inkie

Got some last night, and then again this afternoon

nottseagull

Roger_Rampant wrote: »

Stationary means standing still, so stationery is the word that we want to see in this thread :rotfl:

[/MSE spelling police]

Indeed. Remember, E is for Envelope.
(MSE spelling special constable)

Enterprise_1701C

Roger_Rampant wrote: »

Stationary means standing still, so stationery is the word that we want to see in this thread :rotfl:

[/MSE spelling police]

I am so glad it is not me posting this this time!!

palmerjenny

Still loads left in Reading! They were in two places in the stationery aisle, and I spied them by some cards too. Thank you OP, I can now send out my save the dates without breaking the bank!

mimi1234

If you want a look, check listings on eBay. There are some people selling some. 20 packs for £35! Woah!

boombap

Does anyone know if it's ok to add stamps to the front of these to make up a higher postage value?

I send out quite a number of items that are classed as large letter due to the thickness. It costs me 51p to send these second class and I normally use 1 x standard first class (41p) and a 10p stamp to make up 51p.

Is there any reason why I can't do the same with these pre-paid jobbies and stick my 10p stamp on?

Cheers,

S.

ssmith.73

Did Telford store have any, not seen any in there since this first appeared

Roger_Rampant

It's OK to add extra stamps.