I wish stamps grew on trees

[EricDavis]

Ya know what I mean? I woud send so many more requests if I could just get more stamps. Does anyone know a way to get discounted prices on stamps? A legal way. Like it seems like the USPS would have promotions to encourage snail mail, but I've never seen one. All I've seen is the price go up. I got 50 stamps Saturday and had 25 requests in the mail today and I still have several guys that I really want to send to. But I guess it's probably impossible to ever feel like you've sent to enough people for awhile huh? Oh well, maybe I'll just go buy 8 stamps today so I can send to some minor leaguers, while they're still in the minors... That's another thing that's tough. When you have just a few stamps deciding who to use it on. I actually have a pretty fun system. I have an "autograph wannabe" binder and the guys on hte front page are the ones I really want to sent to first. They're the top priorities. But then I also have a box of 94 Topps Finest cards to send cards from, and a stack of CICs so the binder has competition right now. All in all it's fun like it is though. Hooray TTM.

[hudsonharden]

I usually get them on eBay, you can buy rolls of 100 39 cent stamps for like $35-$37 plus shipping.

[EricDavis]

After shipping isn't it more than $39?
I caved and bought a book on my way home from classes.

[hudsonharden]

no, a lot of them give you free shipping. Check out ebay.

[Pods fan 22]

i think its worth the extra 2 bucks just to pick them up at the post office, so you dont have to deal with bidding, waiting for them, ect...

[vptpt]

Paying postage on stamps. There's something funny about that.

I know what you mean though. If stamps grew on trees, I'd have an orchard.

[bailiff]

I absolutely hate going into the post office, so I order mine online via usps. Shipping is a dollar,but it's worth it to me, to not have to go into the post office.

[bbfirebird]

I think you can get them at Costco in the business supply section. It's not really much of a discount- like 100 stamps for the price of 99 or something like that.