and have them tell you how much it would cost. So really, you need to take them to the P.O. Also, if the item is over 13 ounces you cannot put stamps on it and mail it unless you take it to the Post Office. So then you would be shipping it Priority Mail or Standard Mail. The limit for first class is 13 ounces (3 ounces shy of a pound). well, you can't mail it first class if it is a pound or over. For instance, you say that one envelope doesn't weigh more than a pound. Once these are determined, then you have to decide which method you want to ship it and which method it CAN be shipped. 3) Is the package stiff and non-bendable? Stiff, non-bendable items are charged a non-machinable surcharge. The measurements are length, width an height (thickness). Actually, you need to WEIGH the package/envelope because the cost to mail it is determined by three factors. Again, the measurements of the bubble mailer is 6x9. Large envelope.) " What does this mean? How many stamps do I need? I was trying to send off necklaces/chokers to different people. The envelopes have been returned to me saying "ADDITIONAL POSTAGE REQUIRED $.49 (not a letter.
Instead she bought a roll of stamps, and put a stamp on each envelope and put it in a drop box. I told my mom to go to the Postal office to find out how much stamps for one envelope costs, and for them to tell her how many stamps she needs on an envelope.
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