Re: Postage increase
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When I was working and producing a few magazines, advertisers had to be invoiced so 2nd Class postage costs were quite high. Every time prices were due to increase I bought more stamps than usual so saved when the prices increased. Eventually though I went over to invoicing advertisers by e-mail, no postage costs, no envelopes, no A4 paper and no printer ink to buy. Invoices were also paid using online BACS payments rather than cheques in the post, another loss to Royal Mail for the same reason.Re: Postage increase
Australia Post has one rate - it charges $1 (50p) for a standard letter up to 250gm delivered anywhere on the continent but we pensioners get 50 concession stamps a year at 60c (30p) to do the same thing.Re: Postage increase
I have family living in Tasmania, a letter sent there costs £2.25 GBP (4.23 AUD) for a maximum of 250g. That sounds expensive but when the mileage, London to Hobart approximately 11,000 miles, is considered it’s not as expensive as the UK at 70 pence (1.19 AUD?) for a 1st Class stamp (no concessions in the UK), the maximum miles can only be Land’s End to John O’Groats – around 850 miles.Re: Postage increase
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