Useful Link to Postage Rates World Wide

"A.M.Heindorff" wrote in message
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Hi All,

Here is a most useful link for postage rates world wide,
in German and English, updated as of May 2003.

http://www.atms.ch/rates/

I have found it *much* easier to use than any other
similar link provided on the Internet.

Mette

A great resource, thanks!

Just to notice its limitation, which is clearly stated from the very
beginning: "The current postage rates (standard rates Domestic, Europe and
USA) worldwide are listed on this website."

This Swiss site shows also (timely limited) the evolution of postage rates.

Just to notice that here in Switzerland the subdivision in A-Post
(Priority/Prioritaire - faster and more expensive) and B-Post
(Economy/Economique - slower and less expensive) has backfired, because some
big institutions have banned the A-Post. They ask from their employees to
use either the e-mail or the B-Post.

Victor Manta
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Victor Manta wrote in message
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"A.M.Heindorff" wrote in message
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Hi All,

Here is a most useful link for postage rates world wide,
in German and English, updated as of May 2003.

http://www.atms.ch/rates/

I have found it *much* easier to use than any other
similar link provided on the Internet.

Mette

A great resource, thanks!

Just to notice its limitation, which is clearly stated from the very
beginning: "The current postage rates (standard rates Domestic, Europe and
USA) worldwide are listed on this website."

This Swiss site shows also (timely limited) the evolution of postage
rates.

Just to notice that here in Switzerland the subdivision in A-Post
(Priority/Prioritaire - faster and more expensive) and B-Post
(Economy/Economique - slower and less expensive) has backfired, because
some
big institutions have banned the A-Post. They ask from their employees to
use either the e-mail or the B-Post.

You are welcome. There is, of course, limitations to everything,
either deliberate or unknowingly. As stated on the site, feel free
to submit any rectification and/or updates to the webmaster of
the said site.
--
Ann Mette Heindorff
amhstamps (at) adr dot dk
DFF # 101155. ATA # 53062-6. CSSG # 477
http://slaniastamps.school.dk
http://stamptravel.ninja.dk

"A.M.Heindorff" wrote in message
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You are welcome. There is, of course, limitations to everything,
either deliberate or unknowingly. As stated on the site, feel free
to submit any rectification and/or updates to the webmaster of
the said site.
--
Ann Mette Heindorff

I see no reasons to write him, because he has done exactly what he has
announced that he's doing, but thanks anyway for the suggestion :-)

Victor Manta

Thanks, Mette. I bookmarked this site. It should be convenient when I want
to send a self-addressed stamped reply to another country.

Ada

"A.M.Heindorff" wrote in message
...
Hi All,

Here is a most useful link for postage rates world wide,
in German and English, updated as of May 2003.

http://www.atms.ch/rates/

I have found it *much* easier to use than any other
similar link provided on the Internet.

Mette

"Ada Prill" schrieb in
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Thanks, Mette. I bookmarked this site. It should be convenient when I
want to send a self-addressed stamped reply to another country.


Did so too. Bookmarked it as well. The link is very helpful, especially
when sellers do not indicate their rates but clients know where they live.

Best regards,

Malte

On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 10:08:23 +0200, "A.M.Heindorff"
wrote:

Hi All,

Here is a most useful link for postage rates world wide,
in German and English, updated as of May 2003.

http://www.atms.ch/rates/

I have found it *much* easier to use than any other
similar link provided on the Internet.

Very good for simple rates. Once you get into insured, registered,
etc., it surely gets heavier. I really like having access to USPS's
rates on-line, because it saves me sooooo much time in line at the
P.O.

Tracy Barber