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by rachelscloset , Feb 01 '00
Pros: Easy to setup and use!
Cons: Must print out delivery address
I signed up with Stamps.com when the service first became available. My sole motivation was to be able to avoid the post office during the holiday season. I sell on the internet and didn't want to have wait in long lines to buy priority postage. I...
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by poseidon  - Top 200, Dec 15 '99
Pros: Are there really any?
Cons: Expensive!!!!!!!
I saw the banner ad. I clicked on it. It seemed like a great deal.
I gave them my e-mail address. They sent me more information, and said if I provided them with my postal address, they'd send me $25.00 in free postage, just for trying out...
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by frankrmooney , Dec 14 '00
Pros: Easy to use, Saves time
Cons: On-line only
“Thank you for choosing the “Simply easier” way to get postage right from your printer.” I cannot agree more with the previous statement quoted from the Stamps.com package that I received in the mail. I began using printer postage with the Pitney...
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by PennyHM , Jan 27 '00
Pros: Heck, just read my post!
Cons: Some envelopes require fluorescent labels
Hate to wait in line at the post office? Run out of stamps and have to mail something right away? Watching television and realize you need to mail that bill but don't have any stamps? Then, Stamps.com is for you!
I signed up for this...
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by burningisis , Jan 08 '03
I too was enticed by Stamps.com's free $20 worth of postage offer. Free money is free money, in anyone's book! Also I recieved a free postal scale and free 3 part labels to print my postage on. Free is good! Applying for Stamps.com is a breeze. You...
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by proudarmywife , Jan 18 '00
Pros: fast, convenient, customer service
Cons: costs more in the long run
I decided to start with an online postage service to save me the hassle of taking two children to the post office twice a month. ( Have you ever noticed the post office brings out the worst in kids?) I shopped a few services, and they basically wanted...
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by Sewsalot , Sep 14 '00
Pros: No waiting in line at the post office
Cons: Can't think of any!
Stamps.com was the first online postage service that I had heard of, mainly because their initial marketing scheme was visible all over the internet. I originally used it simply for personal use, and although at that time you were not able to print...
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by jonsalt , May 14 '00
Pros: Never run out of stamps! Easy to use, Good support.
Cons: Hardware compatibility.
I was one of the first to try out stamps.com, a while before they started offering it widely. At that time they were offering a limited amount of accounts, and I was lucky enough to be among them. I had to download the software, and the initial offering...
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by davemtspot , Oct 28 '07
In December of 2006 I placed an order for some Xmas photo stamps of my (one-year-old) son after receiving an email offer for "Free Shipping" if placed by 12/31/06 (free shipping offer applied to standard shipping which is $2.99 for a single sheet of ...
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by amarand , Feb 18 '01
Pros: Have an Internet connection? Have postage! No security dongle required. Versatile.
Cons: Fixing misprinted postage and sending QA envelopes costs money. Lesser value for the casual user.
Okay...I lied. You will have to go to the post office to drop off packages, have special delivery pieces postmarked and to buy reindeer stamps. You needed to get out of the house more often anyway, right? There are times, with any service, where you...
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by jeremyc , Oct 28 '99
Pros: All You Need is a PC, Printer and Internet Access, Free to Start-up, Good Customer Service, Compatible with Contact Software,
Cons: You Have to be Online to Print Postage, Regular Service Fees, No International Postage Yet
If you’re tired of trekking down to the post office every time you want to get some postage, Stamps.com offers an easy alternative. E-stamp is another alternative (discussed in its own separate Epinion). After registering at Stamps.com, you download...
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by ccoggins , Dec 12 '99
Pros: Convenient
Cons: Ugly end product
Though the convenience of printing your own postage is wonderful, the visual effect of the postage screams "SPAM" and I want all of my correspondence to be taken seriously. The postage itself is a huge printed blob of ink in the top right...
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by swetpea , Jan 27 '00
Pros: Done from home, Postage figured for you.
Cons: None
Do you ever get tired of standing in line at the post office? Have you ever had to cope with yours or other's children too tired, cranky or just plain bratty to be there?
Stamps.com may be the answer for you. I originally signed up with this...
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by bargainjunkie , Jan 13 '00
Pros: Easy to use, free software, saves time
Cons: High minimum purchase for postage
I'll be honest, the main reason I love Stamps. Com is because I did very well with their stock. I can buy a WHOLE LOT of stamps now.
After downloading the free trial offer with $25 free postage, I found it to be extremely helpful.
What I...
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by jmattingly73 , Sep 22 '00
Pros: Convenience is the Key Word Here
Cons: You have to be at your computer to use this service, but it still beats driving to the Post Office
The internet has revolutionized the way people do business, whether it be personal of professional. Stamps.com is one of these companies that I think is headed in the right place. People want convenience. That's the bottom line. We love convenience....
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