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: Doherty & ProgarPostage Rates Increasing May 12
By Michael Progar
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The United States Postal Service is adjusting prices for mailing services, effective May 12, 2008. The price of a First-Class stamp will rise by one cent, to 42 cents. The price for each additional ounce will remain at 17 cents.
Remember that you can continue to use Forever Stamps that were purchased prior to May 12 at 41 cents, even after the price increase.
Full post as published by Doherty & Progar on February 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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