post-free
post paid AmE

Both post paid and pay as you go packages are available.

The Post paid $200 for each of those articles.

A Taiwan soldier in a nearby lookout post paid him no heed.

Before this date, all mobile phone services were offered on a post paid basis, which excluded people with a poor credit rating.

Xplore Postpaid is the name of its post paid service.

All letters must be Post Paid, and directed to the Publisher.

One or two companies have even begun to post paid versions of songs on file-swapping networks simply for exposure.

Price of the calendar is £3.50 post paid.

The post paid $450,000 last year, compared with his $225,000 salary at Brown.

His post paid $240,000 a year.

A total of four post paid envelopes were issued, the stamp imprint on all was oval with the head of king.

Newspapers that post paid ads online, for instance, are held to the same laws regardless of where the ads appear.

Jobs Abroad (www.jobsabroad.com) posts paid and unpaid job openings in Mexico.

Price post paid is £11.50.

The post paid "close to $100,000 annually," Mr. Velez said.

Others post paid links via Google, Yahoo!

Post paid envelopes (1900, 2002- )

The "Post Paid" stamps and subsequent "primitives"

Post paid newspaper wrappers (1885-1913)

Post paid aerogrammes (1971)

Their name comes from the wording on the stamps reading "Post Office", which was soon changed in the next issue to "Post Paid."

Post paid postcards (1885-1944)

The words "Post Office" in the left panel were replaced in the following issue by "Post Paid."

The Saturday Evening Post paid $40,000 for 11 installments of "My Memoir" before its publication as a book.

Worth posted paid subscription and single-copy volume of 391,000, and Smart Money had sales of just under 500,000 copies.