Custom Postage Stamps - Getting Started
Custom postage stamps are a new and exciting product where you use your own photos or images and turn them into real postage stamps which are accepted by the U.S. postal service. There are websites which allow you to create your own stamps and usually they have an easy to follow wizard guide to produce top quality stamps. A simple search on http://www.google.com or http://www.yahoo.com or even http://www.msn.com will give you many sites which can offer this service. In order for you to create custom postage stamps at most online sites all you need to do is upload a photo, customize it using their software and then simply place your order. The customization programs usually allow you to zoom, move, and rotate your images, and then select different border colors to match your image perfectly. You then place your order stipulating what monetary amounts you want on each stamp. You can use custom postage stamps for many occasions - such as; · Wedding to announcement · A new baby · Family pet, · Sporting Achievement · Unique gifts · Business promotion You could even have your custom postage stamps designed for your business, showcasing your business logo, announcing new products, or advertising upcoming events. Custom postage stamps are valid U.S. Postage Service tender, based on a technology called PC Postage. Since 1999, when custom postage first launched in 2004, it was the first ever customized postage product in the United States. To date, over 32 million of these stamps have been sold! The total cost of your order will depend on the postage value of your stamps and the number of sheets you order. Research shows that each sheet contains 20 postage stamps, and the minimum order is one sheet. The order time is usually 3-5 days however rush jobs can be processed in 1-2 business days. So, whatever your requirements are for postage stamps - be it for business or personal use, why not consider something quite unique that will certainly impress your business clients as well as family and friends. Do a search on the net for "custom postage stamps" - and then rest is now up to you. |