Passing On Through: Holiday Postage Stamp

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Saturday, July 19, 2008

Holiday Postage Stamp

Are you looking for ideas for a holiday postage stamp to send out your holiday cards with this year? Sure, you have the limited selection of standard-issue holiday postage stamps that the United States Postal Service makes available to the general public every year.

But wouldn't it be a novel idea if you could unleash some of your own creativity and design your own holiday postage stamp? Yes, a custom postage stamp of your own creation. Your very own photographs or graphic design art work, could be used on your postage stamps this year!

Impress your friends, family, loved ones, and colleagues during the holiday season this year with a unique holiday postage stamp. Add a touch of pizzazz to your stamps. You can use a photograph. You can draw your own picture. You can use a digital image off of the Internet or which you scan onto your computer. You can even add your own text to your stamps!

All you need in order to print your own holiday postage stamp are:

- A computer with Internet access

- A printer (color is preferred but black and white works just as well)

- Adhesive printer label paper

- A metered weighing scale

Yes, from the comfort of your own home or your own office, you can create and print out your own postage stamps. You simply weigh your envelope or package, pay for your postage online, and print out your custom stamp designs onto your own printer, and then affix the stamp to your package.

It doesn't get any simpler than this!

Receive $25 worth of free postage when you sign up for a 30-day risk-free trial to purchase stamps online.

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