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07-10-2011, 01:17 AM
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Every post office is different. Some are much stricter than others. My post office lets just about anything go through. Postage due often happens when the sender's post office doesn't mind but the receiving one does. For cards, adding a packing peanut or two to get the right thickness may prevent some problems.
And they wonder why nobody uses USPS anymore... 
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