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sending a mixtape through the mail


Question Posted Saturday September 29 2007, 7:02 pm

how would i send someone in a different state a mixtape through the mail? what do i use? where do i start?

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Brandi_S answered Saturday September 29 2007, 10:46 pm:
If you are wondering how to mail it, this is what you do:

You get an envelope of the appropriate size. You can get larger envelopes from the post office so you can buy just one, rather than a whole pack.
You put your tape in, addressed as normal, and you take it back to the post office, have them weigh it and they will give it the correct postage for it's weight, then you just pay them what they need.
I highly doubt you will need more than a couple bucks for postage, but to be on the save side, take $5.00 with you for postage fee.

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