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20x 65¢ Personalised Stamps $16 (80¢ Each) + $5 Delivery ($0 with $30 Order) @ Australia Post

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This is a deal for those who would use them. Best suited to businesses who still use snail mail, or those who still send Christmas cards.

Basically you can use any photo/design (subject to decency/copyright rules) and make real Aus Post stamps out of it. I use it for my business to send Christmas cards each year.

Normally these are $26 for a sheet of 20 x 65c stamps, but with this deal it becomes $16 per sheet of 20 stamps, or 80c per stamp. Of course you're spending more than face value, but the branding opportunity is never cheaper than this.

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  • ($5 shipping)

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      The irony!

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    Oh, I was so excited for the possibilities until I saw the “decency rules” bit (´Д` )

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    65c Stamps from Australia Post for 80c Each

    So $16 for $13 worth of stamps?

    How is that a bargain?

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      That's what I'm thinking.

      It's like a Royal Australian Mint deal
      Mint your own $1 for only $3

      https://www.ramint.gov.au/mint-coin-shop

      • I read that as rammit.gov.au

        Should have gone to specsavers

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      $21 for $13 once you include shipping.

      Maybe it's a bargain because they deliver them in a week or less? (allegedly)

  • Of course you're spending more than face value, but the branding opportunity is never cheaper than this.

    Rubbish, who likes at a stamp? It's 15c for a photo print at OW/BigW/etc. you're better off get them, adding it took the envelope with the card. Or adding a stamp to that and using it as a postcard. Same price, bigger impact.

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    What are 65c stamps used for?

    Aren't $1.20 stamps the norm now?

    • You can stock up in preperation for when stamps go up to $1.30

      • Two times the branding opportunity!

        • I have considered using 2 x 65c stamps for a bigger message to customers on their mail !

  • A postage stamp is legal tender. A bus driver would have to accept that as currency.

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