posting large letter above 100g via post box?

A 2nd Class Lrg Letter stamp is worth 47p and and regular 2nd class stamp 30p, so yes, you'd be able to put one of each on to send something 2nd class weighing 100g-250g.

midlandscomics;7519976

A 2nd Class Lrg Letter stamp is worth 47p and and regular 2nd class stamp … A 2nd Class Lrg Letter stamp is worth 47p and and regular 2nd class stamp 30p, so yes, you'd be able to put one of each on to send something 2nd class weighing 100g-250g.Read lessRead more

so i can do that and just pop in post box?
that stops a lot of stress. Is it just the amount in stamps? e.g if i wanted to do first class i could do 2x second normal and one first normal = 30,30,38 = 98 usually 91?

GentleTouch;7519996

so i can do that and just pop in post box?that stops a lot of stress. Is … so i can do that and just pop in post box?that stops a lot of stress. Is it just the amount in stamps? e.g if i wanted to do first class i could do 2x second normal and one first normal = 30,30,38 = 98 usually 91?Read lessRead more

Problem is you have no certificate of posting etc so if it goes walkies you've no comeback .

deb8z;7520029

Problem is you have no certificate of posting etc so if it goes walkies … Problem is you have no certificate of posting etc so if it goes walkies you've no comeback .Read lessRead more

yh but could i do what i said above? Will only use for low value items.

anyone..?

I think in the long run it'll be worth taking even low value items into the post office at the very least to get a proof of postage. You'd be fine doing what you said above but it'd be sods law that something would go missing then that'll be when the stress/hassle kicks in.

ants97;7520269

I think in the long run it'll be worth taking even low value items into … I think in the long run it'll be worth taking even low value items into the post office at the very least to get a proof of postage. You'd be fine doing what you said above but it'd be sods law that something would go missing then that'll be when the stress/hassle kicks in.Read lessRead more

thanks for that but no-one is still answering my OP..

Yes you can do that, I do it all the time. I did a game yesterday with a 1st large letter stamp and a regular 1st stamp.

pinkleponkle;7520298

Yes you can do that, I do it all the time. I did a game yesterday with a … Yes you can do that, I do it all the time. I did a game yesterday with a 1st large letter stamp and a regular 1st stamp.Read lessRead more

but its 91 and that would equal 62 + 38 = 90?

firstly it's 90p and secondly add those two together again.

pinkleponkle;7520564

firstly it's 90p and secondly add those two together again.

sorry my bad:oops:
although im sure its 91p. I awlays thought it was 15p more to post first class.

I've posted low value items like that before.

However i sent some stuff to my brother before Xmas like this and the package went walkabouts,so if you're sending stuff you've sold i wouldn't risk it,i'd take it to the PO.

as long as you have the right amount of stamps on it and it fits in the box then yes you can

masterruckus;7521170

as long as you have the right amount of stamps on it and it fits in the … as long as you have the right amount of stamps on it and it fits in the box then yes you canRead lessRead more

thanks, so i just have to make the value up by mix/match the stamps. e.g could i mix 2nd with 1st

GentleTouch;7522154

thanks, so i just have to make the value up by mix/match the stamps. e.g … thanks, so i just have to make the value up by mix/match the stamps. e.g could i mix 2nd with 1stRead lessRead more

You can use any current stamps, as they'll just be counted as their value, rather than what class they are, if you see what I mean - a 2nd class stamp would be classed as a 30p stamp, and a first class stamp 39p.

If you ever buy stamps in bulk, always buy 1st class stamps that just say '1st' on them rather than 39p - that way if postage ever increases, the worth of these stamps increases in line with the rises :thumbsup:

midlandscomics;7522222

You can use any current stamps, as they'll just be counted as their … You can use any current stamps, as they'll just be counted as their value, rather than what class they are, if you see what I mean - a 2nd class stamp would be classed as a 30p stamp, and a first class stamp 39p.If you ever buy stamps in bulk, always buy 1st class stamps that just say '1st' on them rather than 39p - that way if postage ever increases, the worth of these stamps increases in line with the rises :thumbsup:Read lessRead more

repped.