The price of a US stamp is set to fall in April for the first time in 97 years - Yahoo Finance

Good news for everyone.

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It does make one wonder, exactly why they are dropping the price.

They closed bookoo of small rural post offices and then they turn around and lower the cost of a stamp.

I know in regards to letters, they undoubtedly do not get the abundance they did in years long past.
The internet has for the most part, lessened the snail mail.

Still, shopping online has increased tremendously. Lots of packages being delivered every day through
the postal service and no doubt, a huge amount than ever in the past. Old days, the packages were
mainly heavy during the holiday and very little in between.

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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ya , but now stump price going
down he can buy one stump from earning here [ if he an do cash out ]............... back to topic it is going up here , 30 percent , AU post explanation , people do not send so many letter now , blame internet , not our fault

In America shopping online has skyrocketed. I was making a large sum of money on a cash
back shopping site as I had referred thousands to it....and after some years, the owner kicked
me out. Basically what he did was steal my referrals and my money. That's what I hate
about some so called companies/programs out there.....you never know what they are going
to do.

The point is however, America does do a lot of shopping online and it continues to increase
rather dramatically. Amazon, Walmart, Target, and all the major shopping arenas PLUS loads
of smaller companies in addition to mom and pop stores.

I live in a rural area and the community in which I live has less than 2,000 people. I'm not
sure how many households are here but of course, far less than the number of people.

Most days the mail delivery man will have a car load of packages to deliver. There is only
one mail delivery person at any time. Many of those packages are drop offs to the post
office by Fedex and UPS. The post office makes money not just from direct delivery
packages but also indirect.