Postage Free?

[+Panda Fan]

Has anyone else noticed that when someone sends you a envelope that has "real stamps" and not a postage meter mark, that many times the USPS did not use a cancelation mark on it?

 

I am real tempted to reuse the envelopes. What is everyones feeling on this.

[+prntr1]

Has anyone else noticed that when someone sends you a envelope that has "real stamps" and not a postage meter mark, that many times the USPS did not use a cancelation mark on it?

 

I am real tempted to reuse the envelopes. What is everyones feeling on this.

 

Send them to Wyoming maybe

[+ChileHead]

can you say felony?

[+Cryptid]

Hmm, sounds like the start of a Federal Prison geocoin.

 

 

I'll take two reg and one LE.

[Jake - Team A.I.]

or maybe just a friendly neighborhood postal inspector coin.

 

and... who says the mark the post office makes has to be visible to the naked eye?

[gridlox]

Here's you a coin design to commemorate your upcoming "Event"

 

 

All in good fun!!

 

D-man

Edited March 29, 2006 by gridlox

[+russell_53040]

or maybe just a friendly neighborhood postal inspector coin.

 

and... who says the mark the post office makes has to be visible to the naked eye?

I will take 3 or maybe 4 of them.

[+BlueDeuce]

I am real tempted to reuse the envelopes. What is everyones feeling on this.

 

You're a cheap-a** money grubber

 

Nothing worse than gc.com has been accused of

Edited March 29, 2006 by BlueDeuce

[Thrasher22]

I know of a way how to reuse stamps even when they are stamped, but I won't be promoting this sort of behaviour here.

[+Panda Fan]

Thanks for everyones imput on this. I guess it's resounding no.

 

Thanks for the cute coin Gridlox.