Stamps.com Reviews

I am usually willing to try a "free" offer, knowing that I have to review the small print to know how to avoid charges I don't want to pay, but this offer was obviously carefully crafted to make it difficult to see what would be happening.  I had two $15.99 charges on my credit card bill before I realized they were going to continue charging me for a service I never even used.  Now after reading the Terms and Conditions to find out how to cancel the service I find they'll charge me AGAIN for the "final month!" 

The things they offer up front are fairly attractive--free stamps, a postage meter,...

      The law firm that I work for reassessed some of our costs last year. One of the biggest surprises was how much time we spent dealing with postage and mail. Our clerks used to hoard certified mail forms that they took from USPS, spend time filling them out for about 100 pieces of mail and then driving them over to USPS. It still took up an extra hour a day that they could have been spending doing other things. After some trial and error in reassigning certified mail duties, our firm started researching postage meters that could print certified mail. In January, we  signed-up for Stamps.com,...

I signed up with Stamps.com five months ago after my custom costume business took off. Although most of my orders were shipping out domestically, an increase in orders from the UK and Japan made me rethink my shipping options.

I chose Stamps.com online postage because it lets me print First-Class International postage, unlike Paypal, which I was using before since most of my sales come from Ebay. I really like to be able to print all of my postage at once rather than take individual packages to the post office (it really saves time). In addition to First-Class International, Stamps.com also can...

I used it, as a trial and found it simply useful and very convenient.  The 'MAKE YOUR OWN STAMPS' feature is the best part.

 Overall, if you are into any business or atleast have an home office, I think you should try - you will love it.

I personally recommend, go for the trail offer, its free and also you get to keep $25.00 worth of stamps, which you print at home.  Make sure that you print a draft copy before printing the original ones.

Stamps.com is a good and easy to use software. With the advantage of elminating the walk to the postal office and waiting on a long line. Stamps.com also has cheaper price for delivery confirmation. Overall, the service is great except you cant pay as you go, that's the only downside for me at least.