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Topic: Media Mail can only be a gift?
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What is going on with the Post Office..they are putting so many weird rules on Media Mail...now I am told it has to be a gift, which technically this is, since noone "bought" the book from me, however I am getting raised eyebrows for having so MANY book gifts...what's the deal??!! |
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Last Edited on: 7/15/11 4:21 AM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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make them show you where it says that in the DMM. They can't, because it doesn't. |
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Ditto what the others said. I'm a window clerk for USPS. one of the acceptable inclosures is an invoice. you dont send invoices for gifts. |
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I believe they may have meant Parcel Post which is supposed to be a gift. Anything like letters and other First Class materials would have to go First Class through Priority if over 13oz. |
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Parcel Post doesn't have to be a gift either. There is no class of mail that has to be a gift. There is no special "Gift only" class. I am not sure where this is coming from, but it is incorrect. Again, if it's not in the Domestic Mail Manual, it's not a postal regulation. |
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