I usually just ask the cashier if I can buy some stamps. They either have them in their register or get someone to find them. I've started buying them on amazon/online though cause that doesn't involve talking to people
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I may be old, but I still haven't bought stamps in like 20 years.
Oh my God. Run from this thing like a scaled dog. I finally threw it back when they offered me a full page of empty boxes to fill up--with more of the same crap as the last pages of boxes. And all for 2 bucks fifty....I'd also like to know what they plan to do with all the idea they're getting--all for 2 bucks fifty. Think of it this way. You're selling your original ideas for 2 bucks fifty. Now that's cheap.
According to every single podcast in the world, Stamps.com is the only place to get all your stamps.
You can also get single stamps at 7-Eleven which is kind of cool since a lot of other places only sell whole rolls...and the post office. But the post offices, around here at least, don't have the machines they used to have. So if you're there after hours when the window's closed, you can't get them anymore.
It was this one. https://www.mturkcrowd.com/posts/1127375/
Should just change this place to mbeetcrowd.com. Wait...
Let me just prepare a quick and easy Blue Apron meal, and I'll let you know.
