Who needs Stamps???

[Amby 490]

We all know you need stamps to mail a letter right?

Well this guy decided to challenge that assumption by taping loose change that totaled 39 cents onto the envelope and mailing it!

He even taped an extra 5 cents for a tip!

[de_sjiem 0]

We used to do that back in canada when we didnt have stamps at home... always seemed to work then!

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

We used to do that back in canada when we didnt have stamps at home... always seemed to work then!

Are you serious???

[ajames79 0]

I've done that when the post rate went up. Added $.02 to the envelope once or twice.

I've also used about 35 $.02 stamps on a large envelope. I was just mad that day.

Something the post office did!

Oh yes feel the wrath of Amanda! *ha haa*

[Saddle Bronc 124]

We used to do that back in canada when we didnt have stamps at home... always seemed to work then!

Are you serious???

Maybe; with Canada Post, the same chance of them misplacing/losing the mail.

[~Chad~ 0]

I've done that when the post rate went up. Added $.02 to the envelope once or twice.

I've also used about 35 $.02 stamps on a large envelope. I was just mad that day.

Something the post office did!

Oh yes feel the wrath of Amanda! *ha haa*

When the post rate went up, I mailed three bills out with $.35 cent stamps, forgetting all about the post rate. The mail-lady took the mail and left a letter in my mailbox saying "you owe me $.12 cents". I thought she was kidding but the next day she left another letter stating "Don't forget you owe me $.12 cents!!!"

I was like wwwhhoooaaa she's not kidding. So i taped a quarter to a letter saying "Keep the change".....true story

[ajames79 0]

well...that was a nice tip! Ha haaa!!

[rclouse 0]

I heard of a similar case except on a tax return dated April 15th. Guy wrote that he was out of stamps, would the Post Office please do him a favor.

[mawilson 2,133]

There is an easier way to mail a letter without a stamp (at least locally.)

Just put the recipient's address where the sender's address is supposed to be

and drop it in the mailbox -- USPS will do the rest ("return it" to the "sender"

marked "insufficient postage".)

[Ban Hammer 13,641]

There is an easier way to mail a letter without a stamp (at least locally.)

Just put the recipient's address where the sender's address is supposed to be

and drop it in the mailbox -- USPS will do the rest ("return it" to the "sender"

marked "insufficient postage".)

[Amby 490]

There is an easier way to mail a letter without a stamp (at least locally.)

Just put the recipient's address where the sender's address is supposed to be

and drop it in the mailbox -- USPS will do the rest ("return it" to the "sender"

marked "insufficient postage".)

That is sneaky and evil and I like the idea!!!! only do it to someone you really hate. Maybe the credit card company? hahahaha

[Savanphil 3]

There is an easier way to mail a letter without a stamp (at least locally.)

Just put the recipient's address where the sender's address is supposed to be

and drop it in the mailbox -- USPS will do the rest ("return it" to the "sender"

marked "insufficient postage".)

That's pretty clever

[Fandango 1,440]

It won't work if it's not local...it'll come postage due.

(can ya tell I tried it once as a goof?)