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Eh, it probably wouldn't do too much of a hassle for me as I use UPS/FedEx for most documents because of the sheer stupidity of USPS workers and pathetic way they handle important packages.
 
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USPS Jacks Up Price of First-Class Mail Stamps

By DAN ENGLANDER

The United States Postal service announced price hikes for mailing services today, including a 2-cent increase in the price of a First-Class Mail stamp. Those stamps will be 44 cents with the price increase.

The changes will go into effect on May 11, which is in line with the annual review of postal mailing prices that are adjusted each may. The Postal Service estimates that this will cost the average household approximately $3 more per year for postage. In the statement released today, they made no estimation for how much this might effect small business or enterprise-level customers of the Postal Service.

“Whether you’re a consumer or run a business, the Postal Service continues to offer a good deal during a time when we’re all looking for ways to save,” said Stephen M. Kearney, senior vice president for customer relations in a statement. “Our range of shipping and mailing options and low prices make the Postal Service the smart and easy choice.”

Those wishing to get past the price increase may purchase Forever Stamps between now and May 10, which will be the same price as current First Class stamps, but will be usable when the price increase goes into effect on May 11. The USPS will likely issue 2 cent stamps for those with extra 42-cent stamps, as the Forever Stamps may not be that economical after all.

The Postal Service did not announce any additional mailing price increases today, but did note that the 17-cent additional ounce price for First Class Mail will remain in place, unchanged.
 
They should cut out the day that they bring the junk mail.

Wait, I changed my mind. They should skip the day that the bills come!

Seriously, if I were in charge I'd simply raise the price, yet again, and not cut service, but it's not going to have a huge effect either way.
 
They should cut out the day that they bring the junk mail.

Wait, I changed my mind. They should skip the day that the bills come!

Seriously, if I were in charge I'd simply raise the price, yet again, and not cut service, but it's not going to have a huge effect either way.

I think the service cut is an idle threat, but (as they've already proven) the price increases are very real.
 
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