FAQ

Yes. We accept returned items within 14 days from when they were confirmed delivered. We will provide a refund in full for all items that are returned in the original condition in which they were received. Please read our Terms & Conditions for more information about returns.

We accept payments by check or wire transfer. Credit cards charge us a percentage of each transaction. By not having transaction fees, we can provide better discounts on our postage. For more information about payment options and holding times please read our Terms & Conditions.

Domestic shipping is always free. All items are sent via USPS Priority Mail with tracking and signature confirmation. We will send you an email to let you know when your items have shipped, and we will provide you with a tracking number.

No. The sales tax law states “Gross receipts from the sale of U.S. Postal Service stamps sold for the purpose of postage are not subject to tax.”

Yes. They are authentic USPS issued postage. All of our postage undergoes a series of tests for authenticity, and is money-back guaranteed to our customers.

It depends on your payment method, and when you send it.

All orders will be put on hold for up to 10 days from the date the order was placed until payment is received. Your items will be removed from our website and will no longer be available for sale to anyone during the holding time.

Once payment is received by us, we require an additional holding time from the date it was received to allow for the payment to completely process and clear. Payments by check will require up to 4 business days. Payments by bank wire transfer will require 1 business day to process.

No. From the very first stamp issued in 1847, all unused U.S. postage stamps can be used today to mail letters and packages, or even pay for additional services like tracking and insurance. This means you can save big on shipping costs by using vintage stamps, since they sell in bulk at discounted pricing. All you need to do is make the required rate with stamps.

We acquire our postage from leftover business mailings, business liquidations, auctions, and stamp collectors at discounted rates and pass the savings to our customers.