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Price of US postage stamps scheduled to go down
MassLive.com It's like gasoline prices, they go up, not down. Oh right, gas prices have been going down, until recently. The price of stamps hasn't done down in nearly 100 years. But on April 10, about a week before this year's tax day, the price will actually be … |
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NEW YORK (AP) — Marty Sellers used to need about a hundred postage stamps every three months. These days, he can stretch that supply to last a year. More: continued here