It works! I've done it 4 times. Weigh your letter and add the correct stamp 3 cents per 1/2 ounce. 6 cents 1 ounce letter. Don't waste your time talking to the postal clerks about it... most are clueless.. just mail it drop letter rate in any mail box.
@@JatorePrice So why does it have to be only 1/2/3 cent stamps? If I want to send a package that weighs multiple ounces (using the same non-domestic rate), would it be bad if I used 5-cent stamps?
@@dreblacc8162 The General Post Office was infiltrated and taken over by the (Defacto) USPS Corporation. By law the USPS had to accept the assets and liabilities of the (Dejure) GPO which is Non Domestic mail. The General Post Office applies to the living wo/man. The USPS applies only to a (2 dimensional) Corporation/corpse, dead entity/all Caps PERSON via Capitalization and zip codes. They are foreign to one another meaning no jurisdiction. Since the General Post Office only applies to a 3 dimensional Mind, Body and Soul, in the old days one would have their mail Surrendered at the Post Office where one would Call for their mail. "Drop letter rate" is without the Metered Mail, non zip codes for no Jurisdiction. (By hand) Most people think that a zip code is used for receiving mail. A corporate zip code is for HUMAN TRAFFICKING of ones PERSON with third party intervenors like private for profit firms such as Courts and banks. Courts by the way are non government.. There is no government! Zip codes, therefore are used for implied contracts with third parties for fines, fees, licenses, bills, taxes, insurance, registration, warrants, sopenas, summons jury duty etc. All are offers to contract such as a citation, warrant, summons, bills, etc.
I've done this successfully, about seven times, including two certified mailings and all I've written on the envelope is, "Non-Domestic, Without the United States" by the stamp and at the bottom of both the addressee and addressor. It works!
Does it work for Florida, which I think is one of the United States but not sure. I would have said Pennsylvania was as well but it works in the video!
@@tubbytuber it works in every state if you write out everything properly. I spell out the name of the state, and do not write the ZIP code which puts you back in the federal zone. Then I do what was stated above. I just sent certified mail this week with four cents postage and it was delivered yesterday.
Actually, this goes "outside the system" and that is why it works. The system delivers domestic mail and this is non-domestic mail. The system delivers within the U.S. and the post office delivers without (outside) the United States and charges the original postage rates which have never changed.
Like everything else on youtube and the web, this is great for educational purpose. You don't have to do anything you don't want to do. Haters gonna hate.
no its not, its an honorary title given to me by the governer of the state of Kentucky, its the states highest title, it was given to me for my contribution back to society in helping the youth of our country and being involved in charitable actions
I use my title proudly, is it my fault that ignorant people make false assumptions? anyone affiliated with the military would know I cant be a military colonel or its highly unlikely due to my age...when I say to people colonel I automatically say kentucky colonel and they ask what that is and I explian, I dont misrepresent myself, and I wont be accountable for peoples assumptions, I do everythgin to ensure peopel who see it understand it
At around Timestamp: 5:05 in your video you explain that the majority of postal workers do not know about this technique/loophole. Consequently, I think 3 outcomes can be expected: 1.) letter successfully makes it to the intended destination 2.) Letter is returned to sender from initial post office due to insufficient postage 3.) receipient of letter is notified by destination post office that a letter with insufficient funds is awaiting payment of additional postage. It's the 3rd outcome that would give me nightmares. Making someone I care about have to disrupt their day to deal with this chicanery. For scenarios 2 and 3 above, retraining the postal workers by a customer will be unlikely in my opinion.
Well since I'm a postal employee and I have Federal Employees Health care and retirement benefits and my check comes from the US Treasury im curious what you think would constitute a federal gov. Employee if I as a postal service employee am not??? USPS has contract truckers etc. But that doesn't mean we still.are not part of the executive branch of federal gov.
anywhere mail is handled is considered a federal desitination because the mail is federaly regulated, but post offices are still owned by people, like dunkin donuts you cna buy a franchise, same goes for post offices you can bid and win the contract to run a post office yourself in many situations...its a buisness where peoplel make money on the sales of services
I typically go for the forever stamps, just so I don't have to buff them up later with additional stamps like those teapots. I'm ok with spending that much, because I typically load that sucker up with the full 17 sheets of paper you can get with those stamps. :P
Jeff showing off the UCC 1-207. The part that the american people NEED to know about. UCC, the law that governs statutory law of the US, the law that is not known to the constitution, the law that assumes you have NO rights unless otherwise reserved without prejudice.
no, the post office has long been onto that scam and will not deliver mail with no postage so the recipient will get a form 2849 with a postage due in order to receive the letter...if the postage is not paid it goes to dead letter where no one gets it, it will sit for a few months then opened up to see if info inside will show who the real recipient is and another attempt for postage will be tried...
If you're going to send a letter just pay the full price of a stamp. By sending something for $0.03 you're basically having everyone else pay to send your letter....and thats what is wrong with this country.
doesnt matter, all mail boxes have a postal tub in them they are opened and the tub is brought to the post office and dumped into all the rest of the mail...then they go through machines that read and sort them by adresses
this is 100% principal and novelty, and it wont be used much, even by people who now know about it, we overpay for everything in this country for the simple convenience of it...
I do not think so. I have read the actual law which is chapter 71 section 23 of the 37th Congress session III, they specifically mention “written material” so I would imagine that this only covers letters and postcards. Sorry to answer your question 3 years late 😅
actually no, its not like taxes, other peopel dont make up for the lost postage costs...and the postal service will continually raise postage costs no matter what to maintain a stable buisness and inflation goes up, so it has nothing to do with that, this is simply a way to save money,k it doesnt cost others more
As long as its local, such as in your town you can. but, you cant get away with that because theyll realize that it got through multiple post checkpoints and wasnt checked. So, no dont try it.
Your $.03 doesnt cover the cost to mail your letter. Because of that, others will be paying because you dont. USPS has been operating at a LOSS for years. They can't keep doing this and the govt will bail them out eventually. You're not paying your share to send the letter. Not to mention that it might be fraudulent.
What's funny is how many you tube channels block people who make statement they don't agree with.Not everyone will like why people say are do or may have different options
what about people who use DR when they dont have a medical degree? Im proud of my title and im not responsible for peoples false assumptions, when asked about it I always explain, whats the problem? Im correctly using the title that was given to me to honor how I give back to society, if you dont like that its your problem not mine...
Hah thats true. I was once in a bar in Amsterdam and all the domestic beers where like Heineken, Amstel and Grolsch for like $4 a beer and all the imports where like MGD and Bud for like $6 a beer. Of course dude assumed because I was from the US I wanted to pay more for the shitty piss water. That was an easy choice that night lol.
did you watch this video? lol a 0.03 cent stamp if you do this exactly and it only works in the US not canada but it only works if the postal employees who see it know its legal and actually send your letter...
often times postcards have so much stuff on them one or 2 will be deleivered without stamps because the mailman or carrier literaly just doesnt notice it...
what about mail coming to you from your creditors? I am sending out letters to creditors and telling them to send to a certain address. Noting there are no all cap letters, no zip and no abbreviations for state. Will creditors do this?
Yeah, this video is sovereign citizen BS. I'm sure a lot letters get through the mail that don't have the proper amount of postage, but that's just from workers not caring, not noticing, or wanting to be nice and sending them through anyway.
Agree totally. Anyone who jumps through the hoops to become a Kentucky Colonel and uses it as a title needs to be shamed. I'm a Knight of Columbus--I don't go around calling myself "Honorable Sir So-And-So, KofC". Neither should Kentucky Colonels.
whats funny to me is that almost all of the people who have a problem with the title and prefix are not military themselves, they assume its disrespectful to military men and women, when in fact almost ALL of the military men and wo,men I talk to about it think its great and dont have a problem with it
It is really just a prefix. It's not that important, and if he earned it, he should be able to go by it. Just because people in the military use the same prefix doesnt make it misrepresentation or disrespectful, because it's a title used for many different things. Did you know there's communist police officers over in Brazil going by Colonel?
Also, don't be misled if the promoter claims that the law that reflects the lower postage rate has never been changed by the U.S. Congress. Prior to passage of the Postal Reorganization Act, postage rates were set by the Congress, and the rate of postage for First-Class Mail was 6-cent. However, when the Post Office Department became the U.S. Postal Service in July 1971, the power to prescribe postal rates was delegated to the Postal Service.
@@MICHELLE-cc9ym I still use UCC 1-207 and its been fine, however technically, you'd also be correct since: [In 2004 UCC 1-207 was changed to UCC 1-308.]
@@BMUU666 Can you send this in your private capacity (non domestic) to a corporation? Is this considered registered mail? Can I use a registered mail number and still send for 3 cents? It says without the US so I'm thinking (I) can send it for 3 cents to a corporation but a copration operating under the U.S. cannot.
@@dreblacc8162 So I have no experience using this method to send to corporations or by using a registered mail # with it as well. Sorry that I cannot be of better help. Best thing I could say, is just try it for a matter that is not urgent, and contact said corporation to verify if they received the letter.
no, and I never was...being a highway contract employee meant my boss had a contract with the postal service, I did postal work, but was not part of the union and I didnt get benefits
I agree, generally a Colonel is thought of as a military rank of a senior officer. It is very confusing. Maybe people will think Jeff was in the military with high honors leading the troops.
all postal responsibility were carried over to the united states postal service in 71 when they became privatized, so no the information you were told was incorrect
They fooled always operating in commercial capacity… Would love to hear you speak more on the other service areas we could be incurring additional savings
im just saying man, an extra 30 cents isnt gonna kill yah.. if you send thousands of letters a month or a year you probably have a company and have discounted shipping.
5:30 gets you to the point... also I thought this was common knowledge. hasn't anybody in the U.S.A received a letter like this? and from what I understand (haven't used snail mail in a long time for this use) it is more hassle than it is worth in todays computerized market.
You obviously couldn't follow what I was talking about. You can't complain about USPS losing money when compared to private companies when USPS is forced to fully fund retirements 70 years in advance which private companies don't. If USPS didn't have that onerous regulation put on it (that hypocritically tighty righties usually are AGAINST) it would be profitable. The conservative arguments against USPS are circular, illogical and hypocritcal.
Funny that you claim to be a contract employee for the US Postal Service. I'm sure the Postal Service Inspector would be interested in looking into you passing out fraudulent information. Google "mailing 3 cent fraud" and click on first link to US Postal Inspector.
Yep, just like some large tax companies when filing your taxes dont tell you all the credits or write offs you can claim. I learned this 26 years ago, do my own taxes and always get the credit or write off. That first year 26 years ago this tax company said I owed $100 to fed because they didnt tell me of certain credits I was qualified for. Thanks for sharing.
It works! I've done it 4 times. Weigh your letter and add the correct stamp 3 cents per 1/2 ounce. 6 cents 1 ounce letter.
Don't waste your time talking to the postal clerks about it... most are clueless.. just mail it drop letter rate in any mail box.
What do you mean "letter rate"?
wait where do you buy your 3 cent stamps? :o
@@its_a_poncho You can get the stamps from the post office.
@@JatorePrice So why does it have to be only 1/2/3 cent stamps? If I want to send a package that weighs multiple ounces (using the same non-domestic rate), would it be bad if I used 5-cent stamps?
@@dreblacc8162 The General Post Office was infiltrated and taken over by the (Defacto) USPS Corporation. By law the USPS had to accept the assets and liabilities of the (Dejure) GPO which is Non Domestic mail. The General Post Office applies to the living wo/man. The USPS applies only to a (2 dimensional) Corporation/corpse, dead entity/all Caps PERSON via Capitalization and zip codes. They are foreign to one another meaning no jurisdiction.
Since the General Post Office only applies to a 3 dimensional Mind, Body and Soul, in the old days one would have their mail Surrendered at the Post Office where one would Call for their mail. "Drop letter rate" is without the Metered Mail, non zip codes for no Jurisdiction. (By hand)
Most people think that a zip code is used for receiving mail. A corporate zip code is for HUMAN TRAFFICKING of ones PERSON with third party intervenors like private for profit firms such as Courts and banks. Courts by the way are non government.. There is no government!
Zip codes, therefore are used for implied contracts with third parties for fines, fees, licenses, bills, taxes, insurance, registration, warrants, sopenas, summons jury duty etc. All are offers to contract such as a citation, warrant, summons, bills, etc.
Why do I even watch this I live in Belgium. LOL
😂 lmao
Legit made me LOl!
Because you enjoy watching conveniently incorrect stupid people clowning?
There’s a process that works worldwide.
Still works, even to P O Box.. June 2019..
Where do you buy 3 cents stamps ?
@@amarg959 I use the 2 cent stamp. Still working as of August 2020..
@@Will_JC I have not tried to send a package. This week I used a 2 cent to send a letter and it still works. December 2020.
@@CarlosGunX where do you buy the stamps
@@Idieah All post offices should have one and two cent stamps.
It can also help to write “ZIP EXEMPT” after the address, thank you for the video!
Wait can you explain to me why "ZIP EXEMPT" might be helpful? Is it to clarify that you are not delivering the letter through a federal zone?
@@diant5490 Yes
@@diant5490 it also keeps you out of their jurisdiction.
@@southernarawak5699 okay! Thank you very much!
@@southernarawak5699 Do you have any personal experience in sending mail through the Non-domestic Post-Office?
I've done this successfully, about seven times, including two certified mailings and all I've written on the envelope is, "Non-Domestic, Without the United States" by the stamp and at the bottom of both the addressee and addressor. It works!
Oh, one more thing, next to the street address, I write, in care of: then the address
Does it work for Florida, which I think is one of the United States but not sure. I would have said Pennsylvania was as well but it works in the video!
@@tubbytuber it works in every state if you write out everything properly. I spell out the name of the state, and do not write the ZIP code which puts you back in the federal zone. Then I do what was stated above. I just sent certified mail this week with four cents postage and it was delivered yesterday.
This is very interesting and really makes you think about what other loopholes there are in the system
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Actually, this goes "outside the system" and that is why it works. The system delivers domestic mail and this is non-domestic mail. The system delivers within the U.S. and the post office delivers without (outside) the United States and charges the original postage rates which have never changed.
Forwarded this to a few of my elderly friends. They will love being able to use up all their 3C stamps
Interesting. I work for USPS. I did not know this.
Like everything else on youtube and the web, this is great for educational purpose. You don't have to do anything you don't want to do. Haters gonna hate.
no its not, its an honorary title given to me by the governer of the state of Kentucky, its the states highest title, it was given to me for my contribution back to society in helping the youth of our country and being involved in charitable actions
I use my title proudly, is it my fault that ignorant people make false assumptions? anyone affiliated with the military would know I cant be a military colonel or its highly unlikely due to my age...when I say to people colonel I automatically say kentucky colonel and they ask what that is and I explian, I dont misrepresent myself, and I wont be accountable for peoples assumptions, I do everythgin to ensure peopel who see it understand it
At around Timestamp: 5:05 in your video you explain that the majority of postal workers do not know about this technique/loophole. Consequently, I think 3 outcomes can be expected: 1.) letter successfully makes it to the intended destination 2.) Letter is returned to sender from initial post office due to insufficient postage 3.) receipient of letter is notified by destination post office that a letter with insufficient funds is awaiting payment of additional postage. It's the 3rd outcome that would give me nightmares. Making someone I care about have to disrupt their day to deal with this chicanery. For scenarios 2 and 3 above, retraining the postal workers by a customer will be unlikely in my opinion.
So we have to use zips for state agencies and representatives? On our return address. That's what I wanted to avoid, using a zip. Thanks for the info.
This is awesome, never heard of this before. This would be perfect for Christmas cards...
It is an objective truth that stealing harms the victim.
Well since I'm a postal employee and I have Federal Employees Health care and retirement benefits and my check comes from the US Treasury im curious what you think would constitute a federal gov. Employee if I as a postal service employee am not??? USPS has contract truckers etc. But that doesn't mean we still.are not part of the executive branch of federal gov.
Can we notify a utility for a change of address? Stipulating that if it's sent at regular address that it will no longer be accepted?
Has anything changed as far as the code? I have seen videos that say it is actually 3 cents per half ounce now.
anywhere mail is handled is considered a federal desitination because the mail is federaly regulated, but post offices are still owned by people, like dunkin donuts you cna buy a franchise, same goes for post offices you can bid and win the contract to run a post office yourself in many situations...its a buisness where peoplel make money on the sales of services
I typically go for the forever stamps, just so I don't have to buff them up later with additional stamps like those teapots. I'm ok with spending that much, because I typically load that sucker up with the full 17 sheets of paper you can get with those stamps. :P
Jeff showing off the UCC 1-207. The part that the american people NEED to know about.
UCC, the law that governs statutory law of the US, the law that is not known to the constitution, the law that assumes you have NO rights unless otherwise reserved without prejudice.
Sadly, I rarely mail anything. My savings would be SO minuscule
no, this only pertains to letters, not parcels
no, the post office has long been onto that scam and will not deliver mail with no postage so the recipient will get a form 2849 with a postage due in order to receive the letter...if the postage is not paid it goes to dead letter where no one gets it, it will sit for a few months then opened up to see if info inside will show who the real recipient is and another attempt for postage will be tried...
No, having everyone else to pay for you is whats wrong with the country. That was my point. Mail, food stamps, etc...
If you're going to send a letter just pay the full price of a stamp. By sending something for $0.03 you're basically having everyone else pay to send your letter....and thats what is wrong with this country.
My Christmas Cards are going out like this! Thanks Jeff!
doesnt matter, all mail boxes have a postal tub in them they are opened and the tub is brought to the post office and dumped into all the rest of the mail...then they go through machines that read and sort them by adresses
what plastic badge are you referring to? Since when is having a job, or a title and being proud of who you are and what you do a bad thing?
this is 100% principal and novelty, and it wont be used much, even by people who now know about it, we overpay for everything in this country for the simple convenience of it...
I always thought people who work for USPS were .gov workers. I learned something new today!
No. They are a government workers. USPS is an independent agency of the Federal Government. Is not private. The video uploader is talking BS!!
Important question really need a answer can you mail small packages like this, say a 2 ounce knife put in a envelope or bubble mailer?
I do not think so. I have read the actual law which is chapter 71 section 23 of the 37th Congress session III, they specifically mention “written material” so I would imagine that this only covers letters and postcards. Sorry to answer your question 3 years late 😅
Jeff, someone told me this was eliminated with the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970. Can you comment on this?
actually no, its not like taxes, other peopel dont make up for the lost postage costs...and the postal service will continually raise postage costs no matter what to maintain a stable buisness and inflation goes up, so it has nothing to do with that, this is simply a way to save money,k it doesnt cost others more
So let me get the straight here. I can send a first class letter with a 3¢ stamp . But, i have to put non- domestic on my letter?
As long as its local, such as in your town you can. but, you cant get away with that because theyll realize that it got through multiple post checkpoints and wasnt checked. So, no dont try it.
Your $.03 doesnt cover the cost to mail your letter. Because of that, others will be paying because you dont. USPS has been operating at a LOSS for years. They can't keep doing this and the govt will bail them out eventually. You're not paying your share to send the letter. Not to mention that it might be fraudulent.
5:18 for those who don't have any interest in background, non-essential anecdotes, etc, and just want to know how you send mail for three cents.
Thank you!
For something like this you need to know the history too if you've discovered how to remove yourself from the system.
Do I change the 1-207 to 1-308 without prejudice....since it has changed?
What's funny is how many you tube channels block people who make statement they don't agree with.Not everyone will like why people say are do or may have different options
Thanks for sharing. This a lesson in jurisdiction; the UNITED STATES is not a place, it is virtual a legal fiction.
So you’re a sovereign citizen....bruh
Thanks for the info Jeff even though I rarely mail letters :)
Not to mention if they had to fully fund retirement for workers who haven't even been born yet.
yeah writing few words thats pretty tough, its not like its a letter with words or something, because who wants to write in a letter.
Wonder why we are taught to address the envelope corporation style in elementary school. I was taught to always address in all-caps.
any post office sells a variety of stamps with different amounts of postage on it, even penny stamps
NO! And please submit 14% question tax to Revenue Canada for asking this.
Christmas cards are heavier than a standard piece of paper so the extra weight will cost more weigh your cards for correct postage
Everybody knows that non domestic is always more expensive than domestics. Ever been to a bar? #punintended
Do they sell 3 cent stamps anywhere?
Lmao Jeff works for the postal service......great video!
Will this work for anysize boxes at 3 cents per half oz.?
If you'd actually READ the Statute, you'd see that it's supposed to be TWO cents, not three.
what about people who use DR when they dont have a medical degree? Im proud of my title and im not responsible for peoples false assumptions, when asked about it I always explain, whats the problem? Im correctly using the title that was given to me to honor how I give back to society, if you dont like that its your problem not mine...
Isn't the post office a federal building ? Then how can it be a private corporation or entity ? You can't carry your gun in a post office either.
3 cents depends on the weight a postcard perhaps not sure about letters
Hah thats true. I was once in a bar in Amsterdam and all the domestic beers where like Heineken, Amstel and Grolsch for like $4 a beer and all the imports where like MGD and Bud for like $6 a beer. Of course dude assumed because I was from the US I wanted to pay more for the shitty piss water. That was an easy choice that night lol.
Does the same principle apply to packages by dividing the weight by the 4 cents per ounce?
What's the cheapest stamps I can buy that I can mail a letter anywhere in the U.S or Canada and where can I buy them ?
did you watch this video? lol a 0.03 cent stamp if you do this exactly and it only works in the US not canada but it only works if the postal employees who see it know its legal and actually send your letter...
often times postcards have so much stuff on them one or 2 will be deleivered without stamps because the mailman or carrier literaly just doesnt notice it...
what about mail coming to you from your creditors? I am sending out letters to creditors and telling them to send to a certain address. Noting there are no all cap letters, no zip and no abbreviations for state. Will creditors do this?
This is utter BS! The postal service is NOT privatized. If you are getting away with this it’s because the machines or personnel are not catching it!!
Yeah, this video is sovereign citizen BS. I'm sure a lot letters get through the mail that don't have the proper amount of postage, but that's just from workers not caring, not noticing, or wanting to be nice and sending them through anyway.
When you send a letter like this they have to ride a horse to make the delivery. The pony express mail service.
Agree totally. Anyone who jumps through the hoops to become a Kentucky Colonel and uses it as a title needs to be shamed.
I'm a Knight of Columbus--I don't go around calling myself "Honorable Sir So-And-So, KofC". Neither should Kentucky Colonels.
whats funny to me is that almost all of the people who have a problem with the title and prefix are not military themselves, they assume its disrespectful to military men and women, when in fact almost ALL of the military men and wo,men I talk to about it think its great and dont have a problem with it
It is really just a prefix. It's not that important, and if he earned it, he should be able to go by it. Just because people in the military use the same prefix doesnt make it misrepresentation or disrespectful, because it's a title used for many different things. Did you know there's communist police officers over in Brazil going by Colonel?
Also, don't be misled if the promoter claims that the law that reflects the lower postage rate has never been changed by the U.S. Congress. Prior to passage of the Postal Reorganization Act, postage rates were set by the Congress, and the rate of postage for First-Class Mail was 6-cent. However, when the Post Office Department became the U.S. Postal Service in July 1971, the power to prescribe postal rates was delegated to the Postal Service.
So where do you get three cent stamps?
store.usps.com/store/product/buy-stamps/silver-coffeepot-S_103340
ucc 1-207 not usc 1-207......and it is now ucc 1-308......dont just copy shit you see on the Internet, do your own research people geesh
Datfinedude rite!!
LOL no you are miss informed USC 1-207 is about Mailing. UCC is entirely something else. Cross reference this and look it up. USC 1 is correct
Can we do this when mailing to vital records office at a PO box? Or no.
Best to make a stamp for the wording in the top right corner.
Still works successfully in 2018
Do I change 1-207 to 1-308 since it has changed?
@@MICHELLE-cc9ym I still use UCC 1-207 and its been fine, however technically, you'd also be correct since:
[In 2004 UCC 1-207 was changed to UCC 1-308.]
@@BMUU666 Can you send this in your private capacity (non domestic) to a corporation? Is this considered registered mail? Can I use a registered mail number and still send for 3 cents? It says without the US so I'm thinking (I) can send it for 3 cents to a corporation but a copration operating under the U.S. cannot.
@@dreblacc8162 So I have no experience using this method to send to corporations or by using a registered mail # with it as well. Sorry that I cannot be of better help.
Best thing I could say, is just try it for a matter that is not urgent, and contact said corporation to verify if they received the letter.
@@BMUU666 No problem. Will do. Great info though great.
those are heavier than a letter, so it may require more postage
Man everybody thinks it’s Has to be so specific I literally just buy a 70 sheet stamp set for 10 bucks on eBay and I’ll just use two of those
no, and I never was...being a highway contract employee meant my boss had a contract with the postal service, I did postal work, but was not part of the union and I didnt get benefits
I agree, generally a Colonel is thought of as a military rank of a senior officer. It is very confusing. Maybe people will think Jeff was in the military with high honors leading the troops.
this is actually mad helpful thanks brother , your always a thoughtful guy i have a family memmber in jail
all postal responsibility were carried over to the united states postal service in 71 when they became privatized, so no the information you were told was incorrect
They fooled always operating in commercial capacity…
Would love to hear you speak more on the other service areas we could be incurring additional savings
Was wondering if you wanted to send boxes too would the same rates apply for weight then? say something that was 5 pounds? :) great video btw
im just saying man, an extra 30 cents isnt gonna kill yah.. if you send thousands of letters a month or a year you probably have a company and have discounted shipping.
What about like sending letters like this through your mail box vs physically going to the post office? Any sort of difference?
5:30 gets you to the point...
also I thought this was common knowledge.
hasn't anybody in the U.S.A received a letter like this?
and from what I understand (haven't used snail mail in a long time for this use) it is more hassle than it is worth in todays computerized market.
just be careful on weight, you may want more like 0.10 to cover the extra weight for heavy or thick christmas cards ;)
what a rip off
Just curious... are you posting this because you recently discovered it yourself?
You obviously couldn't follow what I was talking about. You can't complain about USPS losing money when compared to private companies when USPS is forced to fully fund retirements 70 years in advance which private companies don't. If USPS didn't have that onerous regulation put on it (that hypocritically tighty righties usually are AGAINST) it would be profitable. The conservative arguments against USPS are circular, illogical and hypocritcal.
Uh...do you have to misspell 'prejudice'? o_O
well it should work. I do not know in the usa but in belguim it works
This is a really cool video. Thanks for posting Jeff
What if you addressed it backwards and wrote “RTS.”
Can i send a letter from Germany to the US with just 1 post mark and it is totally legal?
Jeff, I was going to ask, does SoWe1's method actually work or do they check this? Always was curious.
Careful, use America instead of UNITED STATES if you are talking about something outside the corporation.
Funny that you claim to be a contract employee for the US Postal Service.
I'm sure the Postal Service Inspector would be interested in looking into you passing out fraudulent information.
Google "mailing 3 cent fraud" and click on first link to US Postal Inspector.
Where do you get the $.03 stamps?
Jeff, quick hide Gus and grab your .22 because tonight THEY come for you.
sounds good I send one via Royal Mail and got such a big stamp I had to cover writing
Good idea for Christmas cards!
will it work for po boxes?
Yes, June 2019
Yep, just like some large tax companies when filing your taxes dont tell you all the credits or write offs you can claim. I learned this 26 years ago, do my own taxes and always get the credit or write off. That first year 26 years ago this tax company said I owed $100 to fed because they didnt tell me of certain credits I was qualified for.
Thanks for sharing.