postage rates

Prior to 1970, postage rates were set by the Congress.

But current postage rates will remain in effect until a final decision is made.

That problem has now been cured by a rise in postage rates.

Postage rates were set at one penny per half ounce.

Third class bulk mail postage rates were established in 1928.

In 1799, they published the first postal regulations and postage rates.

Postage rates charged are identical to those of the host nation.

The postage rates vary from one service to another and these can be found at the company's website.

This led to increasing public dissatisfaction and criticism of the high postage rates.

With changes in postage rates and the design different postcards continued to be made available to date.

It turned out that the 2 stamp was in error as the postage rates had recently changed.

Postage rates at 25 cents take too much of a bite overall."

Sellers can, within limits, set their own standard postage rates to various countries or by different carriers.

In 2001, the government raises basic inland postage rates from Rs.

These new stamps were issued to cover the new postage rates.

If you have any doubts about postage rates, then please ask the counter staff at your post office, who will be pleased to help.

Individual correspondence chess did not become popular until postage rates declined to more affordable levels.

At another time, on the matter of postage rates he wrote a paper which began: "Reader, suppose you were an idiot.

As postage rates continue to increase, the cost of delivering products will hurt large-circulation magazines.

Without the extra money required by Congress, the service said in a news release, "postage rates most likely would have remained at current levels until 2007."

Postage rates were last raised in 2002.

Postage rates will rise the most, 24.9 percent, for third-class mail, which is mostly advertising.

A1 Higher postage rates will begin on April 3.

The measure would also reduce the postage rates for official election mail, to encourage states to provide voters with sample ballots.

The Postal Board of Governors approved a plan to increase postage rates.