Get Application For Repurchase Of Unused Postage Stamps

The refund request must include the unused metered indicia, proof (such as a copy of the lease or contract) that the person submitting the refund request is the authorized user of the postage meter, and a completed PS Form 3533.

Most retailers (including the Post Office) won't allow the return of postage stamps for a cash refund, and typically only offer exchanges. Instead, you can use a postage buying service to get a cash refund for your stamps.

The refund request must include the unused metered indicia, proof (such as a copy of the lease or contract) that the person submitting the refund request is the authorized user of the postage meter, and a completed PS Form 3533.

Priority Mail Express® service items may be eligible for a refund. The United States Postal Service® refunds the postage and, if purchased, the Sunday or holiday premium fee: When the item is not delivered by the guaranteed delivery date and time specified at the time of mailing.

Most retailers (including the Post Office) won't allow the return of postage stamps for a cash refund, and typically only offer exchanges. Instead, you can use a postage buying service to get a cash refund for your stamps.

The easiest way to resell stamps is to use a stamp buying service. They purchase unused stamps from leftover marketing campaigns, wedding invitations, and stamp collections. They will offer you cash for your unused postage stamps, and have no limits on how much they can buy. Turnaround is fast, typically within 1 week.

Priority Mail Express® service items may be eligible for a refund. The United States Postal Service® refunds the postage and, if purchased, the Sunday or holiday premium fee: When the item is not delivered by the guaranteed delivery date and time specified at the time of mailing.

Online: You can apply for a refund with a free USPS.com account. At a Post Office: You can also go to any Post Office and fill out Part I of Form 3533 (in duplicate) and submit it along with your original customer copy of Label 11.

The easiest way to resell stamps is to use a stamp buying service. They purchase unused stamps from leftover marketing campaigns, wedding invitations, and stamp collections. They will offer you cash for your unused postage stamps, and have no limits on how much they can buy. Turnaround is fast, typically within 1 week.

Refunds for unused online postage labels must be made within 14 calendar days of the post by date. If you have printed out your label, please attach your unused label to the form. If you have not been able to print your label, please supply the information requested in the form to help us locate your order.

Once you buy stamps from the Post Office, generally all sales are final. So, you can't sell stamps back to the Post Office, but you do have some options. Instead, you can sell your stamps to a Postage Buying Service for a cash payment.

Online: You can apply for a refund with a free USPS.com account. At a Post Office: You can also go to any Post Office and fill out Part I of Form 3533 (in duplicate) and submit it along with your original customer copy of Label 11.

You must complete and return the 'Stamp Swap Out' form along with any unused stamps to the Royal Mail freepost address provided.

Refunds for unused online postage labels must be made within 14 calendar days of the post by date. If you have printed out your label, please attach your unused label to the form. If you have not been able to print your label, please supply the information requested in the form to help us locate your order.

Unusable and spoiled stamped envelopes or stamped cards, if uncanceled, and unused precanceled stamps and stamped cards, are exchanged for other postage-stamped paper.

Once you buy stamps from the Post Office, generally all sales are final. So, you can't sell stamps back to the Post Office, but you do have some options. Instead, you can sell your stamps to a Postage Buying Service for a cash payment.

Use Royal Mail's Stamp Swap Out Scheme: you can exchange non-barcoded stamps for barcoded ones. Royal Mail opened this scheme on 31 March 2022. The Stamp Swap Out Scheme will remain open after 31 January 2023 so you can continue to swap out any old non-barcoded stamps.

Only full panes of stamps, coils of stamps in the original sealed wrappers, full boxes of stamped envelopes, or original sealed packs of stamped cards may be exchanged.

You must complete and return the 'Stamp Swap Out' form along with any unused stamps to the Royal Mail freepost address provided.

Unusable and spoiled stamped envelopes or stamped cards, if uncanceled, and unused precanceled stamps and stamped cards, are exchanged for other postage-stamped paper.

Use Royal Mail's Stamp Swap Out Scheme: you can exchange non-barcoded stamps for barcoded ones. Royal Mail opened this scheme on 31 March 2022. The Stamp Swap Out Scheme will remain open after 31 January 2023 so you can continue to swap out any old non-barcoded stamps.

Only full panes of stamps, coils of stamps in the original sealed wrappers, full boxes of stamped envelopes, or original sealed packs of stamped cards may be exchanged.

Use Royal Mail's Stamp Swap Out Scheme: you can exchange non-barcoded stamps for barcoded ones. Royal Mail opened this scheme on 31 March 2022. The Stamp Swap Out Scheme will remain open after 31 January 2023 so you can continue to swap out any old non-barcoded stamps.

The refund request must include the unused metered indicia, proof (such as a copy of the lease or contract) that the person submitting the refund request is the authorized user of the postage meter, and a completed PS Form 3533.

Most retailers (including the Post Office) won't allow the return of postage stamps for a cash refund, and typically only offer exchanges. Instead, you can use a postage buying service to get a cash refund for your stamps.

Priority Mail Express® service items may be eligible for a refund. The United States Postal Service® refunds the postage and, if purchased, the Sunday or holiday premium fee: When the item is not delivered by the guaranteed delivery date and time specified at the time of mailing.

The easiest way to resell stamps is to use a stamp buying service. They purchase unused stamps from leftover marketing campaigns, wedding invitations, and stamp collections. They will offer you cash for your unused postage stamps, and have no limits on how much they can buy. Turnaround is fast, typically within 1 week.

Online: You can apply for a refund with a free USPS.com account. At a Post Office: You can also go to any Post Office and fill out Part I of Form 3533 (in duplicate) and submit it along with your original customer copy of Label 11.

Refunds for unused online postage labels must be made within 14 calendar days of the post by date. If you have printed out your label, please attach your unused label to the form. If you have not been able to print your label, please supply the information requested in the form to help us locate your order.

Once you buy stamps from the Post Office, generally all sales are final. So, you can't sell stamps back to the Post Office, but you do have some options. Instead, you can sell your stamps to a Postage Buying Service for a cash payment.

You must complete and return the 'Stamp Swap Out' form along with any unused stamps to the Royal Mail freepost address provided.

Unusable and spoiled stamped envelopes or stamped cards, if uncanceled, and unused precanceled stamps and stamped cards, are exchanged for other postage-stamped paper.

Use Royal Mail's Stamp Swap Out Scheme: you can exchange non-barcoded stamps for barcoded ones. Royal Mail opened this scheme on 31 March 2022. The Stamp Swap Out Scheme will remain open after 31 January 2023 so you can continue to swap out any old non-barcoded stamps.

Only full panes of stamps, coils of stamps in the original sealed wrappers, full boxes of stamped envelopes, or original sealed packs of stamped cards may be exchanged.

Use Royal Mail's Stamp Swap Out Scheme: you can exchange non-barcoded stamps for barcoded ones. Royal Mail opened this scheme on 31 March 2022. The Stamp Swap Out Scheme will remain open after 31 January 2023 so you can continue to swap out any old non-barcoded stamps.