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10 Parcel Post Small Satchel for $76($2.40 Off)@ Australia Post Ascot Vale, VIC (Min $200 Spend)

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10 Parcel Post Small Satchel for $76($2.40 Off)@ Australia Post Ascot Vale, VIC (Min $200 Spend)
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AssociatedLAscotValePost @ Australia Post on 23/04/2015 - 23:07 files.ozbargain.com.au (204 clicks)
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Australia Post Ascot Vale, VIC is offering discount on Australia Post Products. Free postage within Australia with a minimum order of $200 per transaction. Minimum order per transaction can be waived if you order regularly with us.

Please feel free to ask any question via email: [email protected] before you place any order with us. Order can be place via email and an invoice will be forward to you once order has been confirmed.

ITEM DESCRIPTION - SIZE RETAIL PRICE INC GST RETAIL BULK PRICE PER 10 QTY OUR RETAIL BULK QTY OUR BULK PRICE PER 10 QTY OUR WHOLESALE BULK QTY OUR WHOLESALE BULK PRICE PER 10 QTY SAVE PER 10 QTY
PREPAID ENVELOP - DL $0.90 $8.55 10 $8.55 100 $7.90 $0.65
PREPAID ENVELOP - C6 $0.90 $8.55 10 $8.55 100 $7.90 $0.65
PREPAID ENVELOP - C5 $1.80 $17.10 10 $17.10 50 $15.70 $1.40
PREPAID ENVELOP - C4 $3.50 $33.25 10 $33.25 50 $30.80 $2.45
PREPAID ENVELOP - B4 $4.15 $39.45 10 $39.45 50 $36.50 $2.95
REGISTER POST ENVELOP - SMALL $4.50 $42.75 10 $41.55 50 $39.20 $3.55
REGISTER POST ENVELOP - BIG $6.20 $58.90 10 $57.50 50 $54.10 $4.80
REGISTERED POST PREPAID LABEL BOX OF 50 $155.00 N/A 1 $150.00/BOX 2 $145.00/BOX $10.00
PARCEL POST SMALL SATCHEL - 500G $8.25 $78.40 10 $76.00 100 $69.80 $8.60
PARCEL POST MEDIUM SATCHEL - 3KG $13.40 $127.30 10 $123.30 100 $113.55 $13.75
PARCEL POST LARGE SATCHEL - 5KG $17.10 $162.45 10 $159.00 100 $144.95 $17.50
PARCEL POST SIGN ON DELIVERY LABEL BOX OF 50 $140.00 N/A 1 $135.00/BOX 2 $130.00/BOX $10.00
EXPRESS POST SMALL ENVELOP - DL $5.75 $56.10 10 $54.30 100 $53.40 $2.70
EXPRESS POST MEDIUM ENVELOP - C5 $6.00 $58.50 10 $57.00 100 $55.20 $3.30
EXPRESS POST LARGE ENVELOP - B4 $7.20 $70.20 10 $68.20 100 $66.20 $4.00
EXPRESS POST SMALL SATCHEL - 500G $10.55 $100.25 10 $98.00 100 $89.35 $10.90
EXPRESS POST MEDIUM SATCHEL - 3KG $14.80 $140.60 10 $136.60 100 $125.50 $15.10
EXPRESS POST LARGE SATCHEL - 5KG $24.15 $229.45 10 $225.50 100 $204.60 $24.85
EXPRESS POST SIGN ON DELIVERY LABEL BOX OF 50 $140.00 N/A 1 $135.00/BOX 2 $130.00/BOX $10.00
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  • jv on 23/04/2015 - 23:09
    -3

    1 Book of 200 70c Stamps for $132

    chances are that the price of stamps will go up again before you can use them all…

    • team teri on 23/04/2015 - 23:22
      +5

      they will still be valid, just add another 5c or 10c in that case

      • jv on 23/04/2015 - 23:25
        +6

        that's a scam…

        they already have your money when you payed at the current rates.
        they don't pay you any interest, so why should you pay more to use the stamps?

        It's like buying a movie ticket now that's valid for 12 months, then the cinema asks you to pay more because they put up the prices…

        • gimli on 23/04/2015 - 23:33

          Vj this how stamps always work.

          Stamps are basically like currency.

          A 70c stamp will always get you 70c worth of postage. You are not actually paying more to use your stamps.

          Obviously this is not a good deal if you only use 1 stamp post

        • nocure on 23/04/2015 - 23:34

          @jubba:
          Who's Vj ?

        • mini_wombat on 23/04/2015 - 23:41
          +3

          @jubba:

          So better buy the prepaid satchels … there you buy a service and not a $ value.

        • jv on 24/04/2015 - 00:33
          +11

          @crohns:

          Who's Vj ?

          My Arch Enemy…

        • sickllama on 24/04/2015 - 06:26

          Thats why i love the US forever stamps. They are always good for one standard letter sent domestically.

        • RohBoat on 24/04/2015 - 07:41
          +1

          @crohns: bizarro JV!

      • abc on 23/04/2015 - 23:30

        They are going up 30% to $1 each.

        • happychild100 on 23/04/2015 - 23:35
          +3

          +30% of 70cents would make it 91cents.

      • nocure on 23/04/2015 - 23:31

        just add another 5c or 10c in that case

        Don't you mean 30c

  • gimli on 23/04/2015 - 23:29
    +1

    You have my stamp of approval

  • Snoop on 24/04/2015 - 00:09
    +1

    Sorry, but it's a pain in the @$$ buying rolls of stamps only to find they've changed the price. Yes, you only need to buy extra 30c stamps to make it up to what it will be in the future, but that means that you'll have to go out of your way and get more at some point!
    Also, how much is the postage on these if I don't spend the req'd $200?

    Edit: also curious as to how this'll go for the small prepaid envelopes?

    • AssociatedAscotValePost @ Australia Post on 24/04/2015 - 00:37

      Hi Snoop,

      We can provide a quote for anything under $200 or we can waived this requirement if you will order in regular basis. I didn't get what you mean about the small prepaid envelop? You are welcome to email to me for any discussion.

      Thank you.

      • Snoop on 25/04/2015 - 22:07

        What I'm saying about the pre-paid is that it costs 90c (or less) and is a pre-paid service. So if we were to buy these will they still be valid when postage goes up to $1?
        And if so, the smart investment would be to hold back on 70c stamps until you actually require them and to buy a heap of the pre-paids just before postage prices change!

        Edit: ie. A 70c stamp will still be worth 70c, but a 90c pre-paid will effectively be worth $1.

        • AssociatedAscotValePost @ Australia Post on 26/04/2015 - 11:39
          +1

          Hi Snoop,
          Yes, what you are thinking is correct. The prepaid Post products will grow in value, I got a few customers bought a few hundred of prepaid envelopes and register post stickers 2 years ago before the price change. They told me that it was how they save money for their business.

          Regards,
          Athena (Ascot Vale Central Post)

  • CacheHunter on 24/04/2015 - 00:36
    +3

    Bigger savings from buying collections of mint stamps on eBay. I have a collection worth several thousands at face value. I'd be lucky to get 75% of face value on if sold as a collection.
    Instead I'm using them for postage. The niece and nephew love getting Christmas and birthday presents with $20 of mixed stamps each with face value <$1. I get to recover face value and watch the post office staff counting them and struggle with the maths when they check I've got the right amount on my parcels.

    • psp007 on 24/04/2015 - 03:20

      Hi new dad,
      Can u plz send me the ebay link. Where can I buy them from. Thank you in advance.

      • CacheHunter on 24/04/2015 - 19:04

        Just search for 'mint stamps Australia'.
        I, like many of my generation were taught that stamp collecting was not only fun and educational, but also a good investment.
        My ozbargain potential showed itself when I was young and spent all my pocket money buying stamps and building my collection. This continued as an adult on an adult wage, which allowed me to buy heaps of stamps, only to discover that the collector market has become saturated and most stamps issued since the mid 1970s aren't even worth face value to collectors any more.
        There's heaps of ex-collectors selling their collections for around 60-75% of face value. Often the buyers are small businesses and ebay retailers wanting to use them as a cheap way of paying for postage.
        The main downside is if you get lots of weird denominations, it can be tricky to make up the correct amount.

  • Sshanaz on 24/04/2015 - 05:14

    Are mint stamps legal tender and still can be used for postage?

    • carwashhair on 24/04/2015 - 08:00

      Are mint stamps legal tender

      If you can find someone to take them for what you wish to trade.

      still can be used for postage?

      Yes. If they can't, then the post office is defrauding you every time they sell you stamps.

  • sibbu on 24/04/2015 - 09:20

    You can't reuse cancelled stamps (used stamps with a postal mark of some sort on it). It is possible that some of the stamps he received in his bulk pack were not cancelled despite being used. From my understanding, you are still not supposed to use them because they have likely to have been used, but some people do because you can't tell the difference.

    • jv on 24/04/2015 - 13:38

      (used stamps with a postal mark of some sort on it)

      it comes off with paint thinner.

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