Use your custom code from the AFTPAY offer to bring the price of $20 worth of stamps to $12.20, or 39% off (unfortunately the official Australia Post eBay store was ineligible for the offer).
If you are unable to find your custom code, view a product like this, scroll down to 'Pay only AU $85.00.', and click on 'Show me how', copy your code, and then enter it at checkout with the original product, and pay only $12.20 via Afterpay.
Referee: $10 off 1st purchase.
Referrer: $10/$20/$30 off $100/$150/$250 Spend.
You're right, I'm so sorry. Fixing it up now (messed up the math).
You would need at least 11 stamps to post a letter.
But it's a bargain! Sticking down 10 more stamps means a 39% discount!
What is this, a deal for ants??
to post a letter.
Why?
At $1.10 per letter, it would cost $28.60 to use the whole alphabet. A 39% saving brings it down to a touch under $17.50, so this seems like a good deal. + Vote from me
it would cost $28.60 to use the whole alphabet
Y?
29 to asia pacific lol
All that free space on an envelope now put to good use.
Only showing the 5% off, nothing else…………….
Have you already used the Afterpay offer this time around (since the 12 September)?
Nope, didnt even know this offer is there
Did they break into a post office and take all these?
Like.. seriously who has so many new and unused stamps these days lol
When it's not Australia Post itself…
It's slightly above the official price ($22.20 at full-price), when compared to $20 for the same number of stamps direct from Australia Post. When stacking it with the Afterpay coupon though, it reduces the price. Retailers on eBay take advantage of deals, subsidised by other companies, like these to attract sales.
The only stamp I know is the stamp in my passport
And the one on your lower back you regret from Bali, binatang
I just soak the stamps that come with any mail and reuse. Never paid for stamps for over 10 years.
Hmm, I wonder if that is what this outfit is up to, but selling them rather than reusing?
Have you not read the thread? The eBay seller is selling them at retail price (sheets of stamps as-new supplied by AusPost) it's just the AfterPay coupon that drops the price for buyer. It's a promo, the seller still gets paid in full.
What about the postmarks on them?
Afterpay coupon also not appearing for me only the $5 off is
![[Afterpay] Australia Post 200 × $0.10 Stamps (Worth $20) for $12.20 (or 39% off) Delivered @ buy-in-smart via eBay](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/07/725507.jpg?h=de627e4b)
Why is it worth $22 rather than $20?