Oh mo the wiki has gone wonky
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Fixed. @killabud , you gotta put a space between the period and your username or it throws off the formatting.
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Good job @HeadyBearAdventures
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oh,my bad!..thanks for fixing it 
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No worries, just a quirk in the system. Happens often; now donāt do it again! 
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Yeah add me to your call list please
Congrats @sprinklememaynee and nice one @Habitt
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Yes, it was nice and relaxing, thanks 
Done.
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I took the dreaded number 1 spot.
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sure I would like to be included
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Just a quick question about US postage for anyone who knows; just one forever stamp to send 1 Oz or less bubble mailer to Canada?
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Nice win @sprinklememaynee, woot woot, nice game @Habitt. You think I would know $1.50 maybe. I usually have 4 or five at a time so I canāt give a single price, sorry.
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I sent an envelope to Canada with a coin flip inside, post office charged 1.40 for an international non-machinable stamp.
Same size envelope within the states was 1.03
I did forget to ask her if the same international stamp would work for all countries or if it was specifically for Canada
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International stamp required for mail to Canada itās like $1.50
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I would check with USA members regarding a bubble mailer. When I try to send them internationally from here they charge me as a parcel saying bubble mailers donāt qualify as letter mail. Not sure how it works there but I have had bubble mailers returned, regular envelopes get through fine.
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I have been charged for the parcel as well with the bubble mailers going to the US.
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Yep same here, plus you have to fill out a customs form. The bubble mailer i sent to Doug a few years ago cost me $15.00.
The box with the modem in it I sent to g-pas cost me $12.00.
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If you sent to Canada using one stamp it was a global stamp and yes itās good to any nationā¦ā¦ I have successfully sent to several countries with just a global stamp.
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Iāll just ask the tiller once I get to the post office and pay for postage there. Thanks for the quick replies!
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