The post office wants two more pennies for your thoughts. The price of a first-class stamp for mailing a letter — or paying a bill — climbed to 44 cents Monday, though folks who planned ahead and stocked up on Forever stamps will still be paying the lower rate. More: …

Post Office Faces Hard TimesWBAY, WILike everyone else in this economy, the post office is seeing financial trouble and is already $2.3 billion in the red this year — a combination of the recession and people using their computers more often. "I pay as many bills online as I can, … …

eBay will no longer support affiliate traffic from tier-2 paid search, ad networks, and sub-affiliates. The eBay Partner Network will continue to allow publishers to source traffic to their own websites via those methods but are not allowing direct promotion of eBay through those models. More: continued here

Best-selling author Michael Miller has written a new book called, “Selling Online 2.0: Migrating from eBay to Amazon, craigslist, and Your Own E-Commerce Website.” More: continued here

The Government is pressing ahead with its controversial plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail in the face of opposition from Labour MPs and unions, pledging to use money from the sell-off to modernise the business. More: continued here

Postal agents confronted John Auito on April 30 outside his home in Macomb. He told agents that he typically sold the stamps at a 15 percent discount on eBay. More: continued here

News 10 Now Stamp prices increase againNews 10 Now, NY"I do everything online because of the cost of stamps," said Sherry Bowman of North Syracuse. Those sentiments aren't echoed by everyone. Estelle Checkrallah still writes letters a few times of year and would hate to see traditional mail go away. … …

HOUSTON — The rule is, if you have an article of clothing or an item in your closet that you have not touched in a year, you might as well toss it out. You’re done with it – you just don’t know it yet! More: continued here

Earnings are unlikely to light up until the economy kicks into gear. More: continued here

FIRST-class service has paid off for a family-run post office. More: continued here