University Communications Mailing Services Tip of the Week

There is a considerable cost difference between First Class, Priority, and Priority Express. The following chart shows the difference between a domestic letter and a ten ounce parcel. Priority and Priority Express postage is based on weight and zones. Items going to Seattle, no matter what class, are generally delivered in one day. Plan ahead to get the most out of your postage dollar.

Priority Express Priority First Class
$19.99               Flat Rate Envelope $5.75    Flat Rate Envelope $0.49               (1 oz letter)
10 ounce parcel to zone 3 (Seattle) $23.95 $5.85 $3.58

For more information contact University Communications at 335-2365, email joyr@wsu.edu, srigby@wsu.edu or visit ucomm.wsu.edu/mailing.

By Communications staff, Washington State University
Categories: Uncategorized

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