Does mailing stuff cost money

Yes, mailing stuff typically costs money. The cost of mailing depends on several factors, including:

1. Weight and size of the item: Heavier and larger items cost more to mail.
2. Distance: Longer distances require more postage.
3. Type of mail service: Different services, such as First Class, Priority, and Express, have different rates.
4. Package type: Envelopes, boxes, and padded envelopes have different rates.
5. Add-ons: Insurance, tracking, and signature confirmation can add to the cost.

Here are some general estimates of mailing costs:

• First Class Mail (letters, postcards, and lightweight packages):
  • Up to 1 oz (28g): $0.55 (2023 rate)
  • 1-2 oz (28-57g): $0.70
  • 2-3 oz (57-85g): $0.85
• Priority Mail (faster delivery, up to 70 lbs):
  • Small flat rate box: $7.50 (2023 rate)
  • Medium flat rate box: $14.35
  • Large flat rate box: $19.95
• Priority Mail Express (overnight delivery, up to 70 lbs):
  • Small flat rate box: $25.50 (2023 rate)
  • Medium flat rate box: $34.35
  • Large flat rate box: $44.95
• Packages (larger and heavier items):
  • Calculate the cost based on weight and distance using the USPS website or a postage calculator.

Keep in mind that these are general estimates, and actual costs may vary depending on your location, the recipient's location, and any additional services you choose.

It's always a good idea to check the USPS website or consult with a postal worker for the most up-to-date and accurate pricing information.