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I received a book today that had written on it. "Postage ue" then looked like it had a date or intials but I am not sure which. Anyhow, do I bring this to the PO or see if I can catch my Postman and see if I owe it to him? Also, how do I mark the book? Is the postage due a seperate issue from using a credit and getting a book or is it part of the RWAP system? Just in case anyone is wondering it was covered in stamps instead of one postal stamp. Follow-up: I left a note for my postal delivery person. (I don't know what time they come) and asked what the due postage is. I am just going to pay whatever the due postage is and thank the sender. That's the easiest path, I think. Thanks anyway! :) Last Edited on: 3/30/10 2:32 AM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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from the help documents received a book postage-due!If you receive a book postage-due that bears your current address on it (it was not forwarded), and you have accepted the package from the mail carrier already, you should contact the sender to discuss this. Please be polite: this was probably a simple mistake.
If you receive a postage-due book addressed to your previous address (if you moved since you requested it), you are responsible for the additional postage.
If you receive a book postage-due that bears your current address on it (it was not forwarded) but you have NOT accepted the package yet, you may refuse it. It will be returned to sender. You should contact the sender to let him or her know what happened.
If the package has proper MediaMail postage on it, you should ask the PO why extra postage is being charged.
====================================================================================================== you dont say how much postage there is (was there a stamp on your package its possible the stamps used fell off its also possible that your sender used priorty mail or express packages and sent it media mail then you would be charge the priortty mail rate which is $4.95
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