A Postcard is a piece of paper used to write a message and send it without an envelope. To this day, Postcards are sent out to communicate with people and introduce products and services to the client base.
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There are different reasons to use a Postcard, whether you are doing it in your own name or on behalf of a business:
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The placement of the address will depend on the Postcard format - if there are lines and fields, a Postcard address will usually go in the bottom right corner - write down the country of destination, the city, and the street address. You should enter your own address above the contact details of the Postcard recipient - while it is not essential especially if you are traveling or not expecting a reply from the addressee, it can be a good idea if you would like the Postcard to return to you in case it is impossible to deliver it. In case the Postcard does not contain any fields or boxes, addressing a Postcard will be easier if you draw the lines yourself.
The contents of a Postcard will depend on the intentions of the individual sending it:
Once you composed a message, attached a stamp, and have written the Postcard address, there are two ways to mail a Postcard:
A Postcard stamp shows the person sending a Postcard paid a certain sum of money for the delivery of this mail piece. No post office is allowed to handle a Postcard or regular letter without a stamp. Traditionally, a domestic stamp will cost less than an international one, and some post offices will offer their customers the same rate for all foreign countries, no matter how long it will take to deliver a mail piece - contact your post office to find out the relevant rates.
The number of stamps will depend on the destination of the Postcard - you may require to attach more than one stamp after purchasing them at the post office. Usually, a stamp is glued to the upper right corner of the Postcard - some stamps are self-adhesive, others must be moistened, and others must be glued to the Postcard. Even if the stamp does not fit in the pre-drawn field on the Postcard, its approximate position should match the lines.
Since every Postcard must fit through the processing equipment complying with existing USPS regulations, there are different rates for different Postcard sizes. Your mail will be considered a postcard if it is rectangular, 5 or 6 inches long, 3.5 or 4.25 inches high, and 0.0007 or 0.016 inches thick. Traditionally, a Postcard does not exceed 4x6 inches which means you will be asked to pay $0.40 to deliver it to the addressee. Postcards larger than the dimensions mentioned above will be treated as letters and the postage will change accordingly - for instance, you will pay $0.55 for mailing a 5x7 Postcard.
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