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Online Postage Services Orangeville ON

Internet postage offers even the smallest company the convenience and time savings of an on-site post office, but being your own postmaster has its drawbacks.

PairoWoodies
519-940-3504
26 First Ave.
Orangeville, ON
Target Internet Development Corporation
905-935-0682
267 Carlton Street
St Catharines, ON
Century Video & Internet
705-324-7257
350 Highway 36
Lindsay, ON
R J Williams & Assoc
519-977-0531
52 Chatham St W #305
Windsor, ON
AccTax Services
905-837-0564
1355 Kingston Rd
Pickering, ON
Stephenson's Rental Services
905-683-1962
1887 Kingston Rd
Pickering, ON
Business Solution
905-374-7978
3238 Matthews Drive
St Catharines, ON
Firefly Networks Inc
(905) 791-1803
30 Dunblaine Cres
Brampton, ON
iScene360
(905) 452-7354
109 Sunny Meadow Blvd
Brampton, ON
Lindsaynet
705-324-0895
18 Cambridge St S #7
Lindsay, ON

Online Postage: Streamline Your Small Business Shipping

Sheila Frazier offers her customers postage as a perk.

The owner of Eaglesnest Secretarial Services, a two-person business in Marysville, Wash., about 35 miles north of Seattle, Frazier offers letter mailing as an add-on to her basic line, which includes resume writing, notary public services and transcription.

“Money, gas, time – I try to save my clients all of those,” she says. And, if they choose, a trip to the post office.

Instead of the long-traditional postage meter, Frazier handles mailing needs online through Stamps.com, an e-commerce site that charges customers a monthly fee for the convenience of buying postage online.

“I’ve had no trouble with them,” says Frazier, who has used Stamps.com since she launched her business in 2005. “For postage purposes, they’ve been perfect.”

Businesses large and small have long operated their own mailrooms to process high letter and package volumes. But with the convenience and cost benefits offered by services such as Stamps.com and the U.S. Postal Service’s own, limited pay-for-postage-online options, setting up your own post office has become a viable option for even the smallest business.

First, a Monthly Subscription

To get started you need a computer, Internet connection and printer – and a monthly subscription to the service.

In addition to Stamps.com, the USPS has authorized two other companies to offer online postage services: longtime metered-mail giant Pitney Bowes, and desktop-mail-software leader Endici...

Author: Ian Stewart

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