Is this a pre-paid envelope?
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Yes, the two black lines where the stamp would be indicate the postage has been earmarked for payment upon successful delivery. I don't believe there's a pre-payment, it's only charged if the envelope is sent back.
I also believe that if you put your own stamp on a pre-paid envelope then there's no charge to the recipient.
I also believe that if you put your own stamp on a pre-paid envelope then there's no charge to the recipient.
sebhaque said:
Yes, the two black lines where the stamp would be indicate the postage has been earmarked for payment upon successful delivery. I don't believe there's a pre-payment, it's only charged if the envelope is sent back.
I also believe that if you put your own stamp on a pre-paid envelope then there's no charge to the recipient.
from the point of view of can it be posted without the OP purchasing a stamp ( or equivalent payment) - yes it is .I also believe that if you put your own stamp on a pre-paid envelope then there's no charge to the recipient.
Technically, it's not pre-paid - it's Business Reply, which means the recipient doesn't pay until the reply is delivered (Royal Mail invoice them based on the number of bar coded envelopes they process).
Apparently, if you change the address on it it's very likely to be delivered to the new address - but could constitute fraud since you're obtaining a financial advantage by misrepresentation.
Apparently, if you change the address on it it's very likely to be delivered to the new address - but could constitute fraud since you're obtaining a financial advantage by misrepresentation.
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