@yoregano said in PSA: U.S. Postal Service seeks hike in price of first-class mail stamps to 82 cents in July:
Do people still actually send things through the USPS? It got to the point where I was mainly only mailing rebates, and nowadays I don’t hardly even do that. (Menards is one of the few exceptions, and that’s only 2–3 times a year.) I bought a bunch of discounted forever stamps three or four years ago and I might have a lifetime supply at this rate, or the USPS is going to cease to exist anyway.
On a semi-related tangent, I even unplugged my home phones a while back, even though it was a grandfathered Ooma VOIP system that was completely free, no fees or taxes or anything, because it had become only a source of spam/junk calls and I figured why even pay the electricity to keep them plugged in.
Maybe a few times a year I will use USPS stamps for mailing sweepstakes AMOEs for big prizes. It has to be a pretty compelling sweepstakes because I can barely fit the address of most sweepstakes on an envelope, they make it so difficult and I’m not used to writing with my hands instead of a keyboard or phone.
