Postage

Postage

[Stephen Witt]

So does anyone in the U.S. have a guess at the cost of posting a letter to 
Norway?


Thanks...

Re: Postage

[Jason R Mastaler]

Stephen Witt <witt@pairgain.com> writes:

> So does anyone in the U.S. have a guess at the cost of posting a letter to 
> Norway?

I used a $1 stamp to send a regular "letter" sized envelope filled
with two sheets of copy paper folded around a ten dollar bill and 
four ones.  

   Jason R. Mastaler                      jason@mastaler.com

Re: Postage

[Manoj Srivastava]

Hi,

	The post office just charged me 88 cents for a regular sized
 envelope, one sheet, and two bills.

	manoj
-- 
 Death: to stop sinning suddenly.
Manoj Srivastava               <url:mailto:srivasta@acm.org>
Mobile, Alabama USA            <url:http://www.datasync.com/%7Esrivasta/>

Re: Postage

[Jason R Mastaler]

Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@datasync.com> writes:

> 	The post office just charged me 88 cents for a regular sized
>  envelope, one sheet, and two bills.

You must have tipped Lars, cuz I don't think I've seen a $4 bill. ;>

   Jason R. Mastaler                      jason@mastaler.com

Re: Postage

[Jason L Tibbitts III]

>>>>> "SW" == Stephen Witt <witt@pairgain.com> writes:

SW> So does anyone in the U.S. have a guess at the cost of posting a letter
SW> to Norway?

60 cents for a half ounce, 53 cents for each additional half ounce.  Just
get an airmail stamp and you should be set, or go to your local post office
and ask them to take care of it for you.

Be certain that you write airmail on the envelope or ask the post office to
send it airmail, because you _don't_ want it to go slow mail.

 - J< (whose in-laws live in Norway...)