Well, I'm not in the US, but when I want to send a letter overseas, I either buy a pre-paid airmail envelope (from the post office), or take my standard envelope letter to the post-office.
Either way, a quick visit to your local post office would fix ya up.
It will cost more than regular within-US postage, and depends whether you want airmail (quicker) or surface mail.
ok, i wasn't really sure if it needed a special envelope or anything like that... I'm clueless.
I guess I'll just have to go to the post office and do it that way... eh, they're always PACKED full of people every time I go.
No it is not regular postage.
You'll have to go to the post office to see how much it costs.. it varies from country to country...
btw Send AIR MAIL
I sent a card about 3 years ago to a friend in Aus by ground... and it still hasnt' gotten there
Its not that much more to send by air anyways
If its just a letter it will probably only be about 50 cents to maybe a dollar.
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Yeah go to the post office. I know that it costs me $0.80 to send a letter to the UK.
You may be able to even call and just stick a bunch of stamps on the envelope. (I wouldn't really recommend that though. )
I have shipped stuff to Oz and they are the cheapest by a good margin. Your options range from pay thru the nose and have it there tomorrow, to "slow but cheap".
but when I want to send a letter overseas, I either buy a pre-paid airmail envelope (from the post office), or take my standard envelope letter to the post-office.
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