Postage increases 2012

custardy

bylromarha wrote: »

So, with all these increases, apart from bulk buying stamps this week, what alternatives are there to slapping my 10-20 items per day up to the post office?

Most items are 200g packets, so am going to find the increases hit hard.

cheaper than £2.70?

custardy

charlies_mum wrote: »

The links on this thread only show the overseas prices.

Thanks for your sarcastic reply, I'll find out from somewhere else.

Edit... Thanks Shaun, that's exactly what I was looking for

so the link I already posted then

charlies_mum

custardy wrote: »

so the link I already posted then

No, the link you posted has an error message

Sorry...


The page that you have requested cannot be found. We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused you. Please use the search utility on RoyalMail site to find the page that you are looking for.

custardy

charlies_mum wrote: »

No, the link you posted has an error message

Sorry...


The page that you have requested cannot be found. We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused you. Please use the search utility on RoyalMail site to find the page that you are looking for.

custardy wrote: »

http://c435158.r58.cf3.rackcdn.com/Royal_Mail_Our_Prices.pdf

really?....

F&L

bylromarha wrote: »

So, with all these increases, apart from bulk buying stamps this week, what alternatives are there to slapping my 10-20 items per day up to the post office?

Most items are 200g packets, so am going to find the increases hit hard.

You could consider a RM account, especially if you're VAT registered. Even with VAT the costs are cheaper for me than going to a post office. I have my mail collected but you can drop account mail off at a post office.

charlies_mum

custardy wrote: »

really?....

Ok, so I made the mistake of trying to download your first link which was wrong.

You ceratinly have the right Avatar don't you ?

suzyjane

Sorry if this has been asked before but I'm really confused. I sell lots of small packets over 100g and currently use a blue large letter stamp. After the Post Office postal increases can I still use these stamps without any additional stamps to make up the cost to the new charge?

custardy

charlies_mum wrote: »

Ok, so I made the mistake of trying to download your first link which was wrong.

You ceratinly have the right Avatar don't you ?

it is true,you cant teach an old dog new tricks.......

custardy

suzyjane wrote: »

Sorry if this has been asked before but I'm really confused. I sell lots of small packets over 100g and currently use a blue large letter stamp. After the Post Office postal increases can I still use these stamps without any additional stamps to make up the cost to the new charge?

just look on the link

http://c435158.r58.cf3.rackcdn.com/Royal_Mail_Our_Prices.pdf

large letter up to 100g 90p

small packet 0-750g £2.70/£2.20

so if it depends on the size/weight as to where it falls on the large letter price
or into packets
if its a basic large letter,then a large letter stamp suffices

suzyjane

Thank you so much for your reply custardly. :beer:

I was just wondering that if I put a current blue large letter stamp on a packet that weighs over 100g after the price increase will it be ok or will I have to add further stamps to make it up to the new cost.