Postage & customs

Letter vs packet, honest customs, and a clerk cheat you can print — country only, no stamp prices.

Postage (More menu, or Mail day) is a signed-in clerk cheat. It lists who you are packing with domestic vs international and envelope size — city and country only, never a street. Print this postage sheet for a one-page pocket: weigh or stay thin, ask letter vs packet, and an honest customs line (paper stickers / greeting card / no commercial value). We do not print stamp prices that go stale. Look them up at your post office.

At the window

  1. Print this postage sheet (and Mail day if you are packing several).
  2. Ask: letter, large letter, or small packet? Padding changes the class.
  3. Domestic vs international window. A forever stamp at home may not cover thick mail abroad.
  4. Customs form if they ask. Describe contents honestly. No liquids, perishable food, or cash.
  5. City and country are enough for a rate estimate. Never paste their street into a random calculator.
This sheet is not a mailing label and not a customs form. Don’t show up at a penpal’s house. Don’t mark merchandise as a gift to dodge rules.