* Sigh. Here we go again--another postage rate hike. Now we will all have to endure long lines at the post office to buy sheets of one-cent stamps and/or new “I” stamps. Why do we need to have ...

Even avid collectors will tell you: Stamp collecting is not the flashiest of hobbies. It isn't trendy. It doesn't speed past you at the breakneck pace of a video game or offer the manic energy of ...

I've been using it —the DYMO Stamps and DYMO Printable Postage version 2.5— since then, and it has only got better, right up to the current, and still free.

At the height of their popularity, S&H was printing three times as many stamps as the U.S. Postal Service and its catalog was ranked among the largest single publications in the country.