Stamps.com

Pros: Easy to use, convenience
Cons: small user fee

Do you enjoy going to the post office? Standing in long lines? Experiencing the cutting edge of customer service (sarcastic!)? Of course not, which is what makes the lure of electronic postage so appealing. Many detractors complain that the $1.99 fee...

Pros: Extremely well thought out download and installation
Cons: Have to wait a full business day to get your Postal License approved

Stamps.com is a very cool and elegant application that if you are willing to spend up to a ten percent surcharge for the convenience of printing stamps right on your envelopes from your computer Addressbook is a slam dunk. Whoever designed this thought...

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...

Pros: none yet.
Cons: could not get setup and registered

I was at work today and needed to mail a letter, (yes, the old fashioned way) and I didn’t have a stamp. Last night I saw an add for Stamps.com. They said go to TryStamps.com for 20 dollars worth of Free stamps. Therefore I will by typing this as I...

Pros: Get postage from your PC
Cons: Limited to Postage Class

This is a great new way to get postage without standing in long lines at the post office. You are able to print postage right from your own PC directly on envelopes or by address label for bigger packages. The only draw back is currently limited to only...

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...

Pros: Quick and easy setup/small surcharge fees/print postage directly from your computer
Cons: Needs a charge card

For a quick and easy way to send mail, look to Stamps.com. I have found this to be one of the easiest sites to setup and use as well as having the best plan for those of us who don't use a whole lot of postage each month. To join you do have to have a...

Pros: No more buying Stamps, No traveling, Buy what you need
Cons: Must be online to print

What a way to make life easier. Stamps.com has a great system! You can get yourself the CD sent to your free (via their website) or you can download the program directly to your computer.

Customer support is online and ready to chat with you...

Pros: Quick installation, free software, $10 free postage
Cons: need a scale, buy labels

I've been using stamps.com for 3 weeks now. I chose them over e-stamp because with e-stamp I was required to buy a hardware unit ($50) that would plug into my computer. With stamps.com you just download a free software. The installation was straight...

Pros: Fast and easy to use
Cons: Takes time to get postal license, can't print envelopes with windows

What can I say. I was skeptical that it would be worth the service charges but I have been pleasantly surprised. The pros really related to the ability to quickly print postage without the need of the "vault" device from eStamps. The only...

Pros: Customer Service, No Lines
Cons: Preparing InkJet printer to print postage

When I first signed up with them, I was a beta user. I didn't have any problem with the software, but made many suggestions to them on improving the product to support more than just #10 envelope. (that's what being a beta tester is about).

I...

Pros: easy, convenient, no upfront capital costs, killer service
Cons: Won't let you print postage to addresses not in the USPS database(no mail for the Unabombers of the world), Need to have an Internet connection to use it, not yet available to people w/o a credit card (soon tho)

You don't have to go to the post office anymore, so it's time to sell your bulletproof limo, fire your armed bodyguards, retire your kevlar body suit, and sell your Uzi. No more rude clerks putting up the "This Window is Closed" sign when you...

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...

I am very happy with stamps.com, however, it would really be helpful if the delivery notifications included the name and/or address of who the package was delivered to. We have just started to use you service and shipped over 100 packages  (some to

I think it's a scam they make it so hard for subscribers to cancel!  One should be able to do so by launching the application (with an internet connection) and have the option right there to Manage your account and cancel, or go online to their

BEWARE Stamps.com, a stamps and postage online service offered by the US Postal Service. They offer a "free" trial period that isn't really free unless you cancel before the period ends. Then, they back bill, something not discussed on their

Beware of this site, designed to lure you with a "free" trial, just in order to find answers, prices, etc.  To get past the first page you must click to move on, saying you have read all of their fine print.....and on and on.  Just like the

This on-line service is without a doubt the most difficult to implement.  It took me all day and the assistance of two techs and one representative to assist but to no avail.   The most mind-boggling thing is I had to pay $25 for the usage

Stamps.com was easily implemented by our office manager as a cost reduction.  Stamps.com replaced a traditional postal meter.  We use stamps.com for all USPS

I have had stamps.com for over a year and found the customer service outstanding. When I made mistakes, not them, they gave me credit. They answer calls, on line chats VERY quickly and better still they are AMERICANS in this country not some clown in