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Though it may seem like a simple procedure, putting a stamp on an envelope correctly will ensure your letter reaches its destination. The size of your envelope and the weight of your letter will affect how much postage, or how many stamps, you put on the envelope. The standard rules for postage vary by country and may fluctuate over time, so always consult your local post office for current postage rates.
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