Print Postage Using NetStamps from Stamps.com

Stamps.com allows you to print single stamp postage on sheets or rolls via their NetStamps system. Follow these steps to print your postage.

How To Print Postage Using NetStamps from Stamps.com

  1. Select the Mail tab.

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  2. Select Stamps in the Print On dropdown menu.

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  3. In the upper right corner of every NetStamps sheet is a serial number. The serial number lets Stamps software set the style and format of your NetStamps.

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  4. Enter the Serial Number of your NetStamps label sheet.

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  5. Choose whether to have Stamps.com calculate the amount of postage or specify the postage value for each NetStamp yourself.

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  6. Use the drop-down menu to select the country you are mailing to.

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  7. Stamps.com automatically sets the weight at 1 ounce, which is about equal to a letter with 5 pages. If you think your envelope may weigh more than one-ounce place it on your scale.

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  8. Use the Service drop-down menu to select the USPS service you will be using.

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  9. Choose the number of NetStamps you would like to print or select the Print All box to print an entire sheet.

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  10. Enter a Reference Number and/or select a Cost Code to track your postage expenses.

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  11. Load your blank NetStamps sheet in your printer. NetStamps sheets are symmetrical and can be loaded from either end but you must determine which side of the paper your printer prints on, the Top or the Bottom. Most printers have icons showing which side of the paper is printed on.

  12. Click Print Postage.

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Congratulations! You have just printed your own postage stamps with Stamps.com Online.

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