Last chance to buy 46 cent forever stamps

puma guy · Post by **puma guy** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:33 pm

Just went to the post office to buy a large quantity of stamps for wedding invites and realized they go up another 3 cents after today! Bought several hundred forever stamps.
Get'em while they're cheap

WildBill · Post by **WildBill** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:35 pm

puma guy wrote:Get'em while they're cheap

Is that why Ben looks so sad?

puma guy · Post by **puma guy** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:48 pm

WildBill wrote:
puma guy wrote:Get'em while they're cheap
Is that why Ben looks so sad?

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Makes you wonder what he'd think of the U.S. today!

WildBill · Post by **WildBill** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:51 pm

puma guy wrote:
WildBill wrote:
puma guy wrote:Get'em while they're cheap
Is that why Ben looks so sad?

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Makes you wonder what he'd think of the U.S. today!

I am not sure how he would feel about the state of the Union, but he would be fascinated by all of the cool gadgets.

03Lightningrocks · Post by **03Lightningrocks** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:51 pm

puma guy wrote:Just went to the post office to buy a large quantity of stamps for wedding invites and realized they go up another 3 cents after today! Bought several hundred forever stamps.
Get'em while they're cheap

Now you have done it. The hoarders are gonna wipe out all the forever stamps!

jmra · Post by **jmra** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:53 pm

Is that the price we are paying to keep Saturday delivery?

WildBill · Post by **WildBill** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:56 pm

jmra wrote:Is that the price we are paying to keep Saturday delivery?

Today is Saturday and Puma Guy went to the Post Office. I didn't know they were still open Saturdays.

03Lightningrocks · Post by **03Lightningrocks** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 12:56 pm

Doing the math on it. Maybe not. Right now I am doing all my laundry. I am sitting in my recliner nice and warm, messing around on the Internet while watching TV. I would need to buy at least 10,000 forever stamps to make it worth my time to rush down to the post office.

WildBill · Post by **WildBill** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 1:01 pm

03Lightningrocks wrote:Doing the math on it. Maybe not. Right now I am doing all my laundry. I am sitting in my recliner nice and warm, messing around on the Internet while watching TV. I would need to buy at least 10,000 forever stamps to make it worth my time to rush down to the post office.

With the internet, I hardly ever use stamps. By the time I need some I forgot where I put them so I have to buy new ones.

jmra · Post by **jmra** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 1:01 pm

03Lightningrocks wrote:Doing the math on it. Maybe not. Right now I am doing all my laundry. I am sitting in my recliner nice and warm, messing around on the Internet while watching TV. I would need to buy at least 10,000 forever stamps to make it worth my time to rush down to the post office.

Yep, I have yet to make a mad rush out the door.

rotor · Post by **rotor** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 2:07 pm

Bought a 1000. About 3% discount and that beats what my money market pays. I also get cash back with my cc. They won't go to waste. Technically the po is closed right now. I wonder if Sam's club is selling them at $46 or $49 today?

philip964 · Post by **philip964** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 4:31 pm

You are buying a bond from sort of the US government. By selling Forever stamps they are agreeing to provide something in the future. Not sure what that will be in 20 years. Right now it is first class postage. Today they deliver it to my door and put it in my mailbox, in the future they may open it scan it and send the person an email and call that first class. Who knows what it will be down the road, that is the problem with the future and "Forever".

By selling Forever stamps they increase their revenue now since more people will save them or collect them. This will reduce their losses now, but they are almost guaranteeing that they will loose even more money in the future.

At some point congress will say enough or China and Japan will say enough.

I really feel ammunition is a better investment.

Abraham · Post by **Abraham** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 5:07 pm

The Post Office is the equivalent of the Pony Express/Buggy Whips and just as relevant.

This is one enterprise that should be mercifully shot in the head - it's done.

puma guy · Post by **puma guy** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 5:28 pm

Wow! I just wanted to give a heads up reminder to anybody that might want to buy some stamps. Can't mail wedding invitations with a bullet and emailing them is just .....well not done.

May not be much to many here, but being on a fixed income I try to save every penny I can. I can pay for three diabetic medicine prescriptions with the savings on the 300 stamps I purchased today.

philip964 · Post by **philip964** » Sat Jan 25, 2014 6:38 pm

puma guy wrote:Wow! I just wanted to give a heads up reminder to anybody that might want to buy some stamps. Can't mail wedding invitations with a bullet and emailing them is just .....well not done.

May not be much to many here, but being on a fixed income I try to save every penny I can. I can pay for three diabetic medicine prescriptions with the savings on the 300 stamps I purchased today.

Buying them today and using them over the next year is a great way to save money.

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