To enter information in an account. For example, if a customer sends money to a broker, the brokerage firm will post a credit to the customer's account. Wall Street Words: An A to Z Guide to Investment Terms for Today's Investor by David L. Scott. Copyright © 2003 by Houghton Miff...
Pictorial Treasury of U.S. StampsA well done general book on U.S. adhesive postage stamps, quite attractive, popular as a gift for a new collector; not as detailed as a Scott Catalog but much easier to use and more attractive, a friend found a remainder and shared it with us. The co...
Make your special occasions even more special with unused vintage postage stamps from VintagePostageStamps.com. Perfect for wedding envelopes, party invitations, crafts, and collecting!
USA, Australia and Rest of World estimate (5-10 working Days) Do you ship worldwide? Yes! You can enjoy a little bit of Wales wherever you are. You'll find the postage prices for your country in most of the product descriptions. ...
1. a printed paper label with a gummed back for attaching to mail as an official indication that the required postage has been paid 2. a mark directly printed or embossed on an envelope, postcard, etc., serving the same function Collins Discovery Encyclopedia, 1st edition © HarperCollin...
The number of cards that can be sent for the rates listed in the charts below will vary from country to country. Most of these rates will cover up to 20 grams, but some are as low as 10g and as high as 50g. Typically, 10g will cover an envelope and two average single cards. 20...
USA stamp image by timur1970 from Fotolia.com First Class is the most popular mail delivery method. This option includes standard envelopes, cards, postcards and packages. Most letters mailed in this manner require a 44-cent stamp that can be purchased from the post office. Postcards can ...
2.3.1 Stamped Cards2.3.2 Fee for Stamped CardsFee is in addition to the postage value preprinted on the card. See Notice 123—Price List.2.3.3 Validity of Postal StationeryAll stamped envelopes, stamped cards (formerly called “postal cards”), and aerogrammes issued by the United States ...
postage stamps. It sounds a bit amusing, but it’s true. Not everyone is allowed to do so, only authorized pharmacies to have permission to sell stamps. Now pharmacies have become a popular place for buying birthdays, anniversaries, special occasion greeting cards, and buying stamps near you....
European Application 566 225 discloses a method for data input into a postage meter machine for such a system that employs chip cards or a cellular communication network in order to enter fee schedule changes. Such chip cards, which contain a number of non-volatile memories or memory areas ...