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Date Posted: 11:52:05 04/22/09 Wed GMT-5
Author: Lori
Author Host/IP: S0106001a70540c2c.cg.shawcable.net / 70.72.200.72
Subject: Re: US postage
In reply to: DianeG 's message, "Re: US postage" on 11:17:40 04/22/09 Wed GMT-5

I have used IRCs in the past. I was even paid in IRCs once, still have some of them. I never got any negative feedback, but I always hear editors don't like them. I haven't used them in years, though. I have a family member who travels to the US often. But actually I try to use online submissions when I can.

Lori

>Eeek! I've ordered from US post online before with no
>probs. I hope they reinstate the international
>component. I don't know if IRC"S are annoying or not.
>I can't see why they would be - all they have to do is
>stick them on, but while I have a couple, I've never
>used them. Maybe someone else hass.
>
>>Hello Everyone: Does anyone know whether
>>international reply coupons are really annoying? I
>>went on-line and created an account with US post so
>>that I could buy American postage and they are no
>>longer selling internationally. I know I could get a
>>friend's mom to buy and send some stamps up but it
>>seems an imposition. And there's the time factor.
>>I'm impatient.
>>The IRC are expensive and that's one thing but if they
>>put an editor/publisher/minor clerk in a bad mood, I
>>want to avoid it.
>>What are your thoughts?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Linda

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Re: US postage -- Linda, 12:09:55 04/22/09 Wed GMT-5
- Re: US postage -- Roger, 18:31:47 05/14/09 Thu GMT-5