It's okay to write something on the back of an evelope, right?

[thirtythree]

Like on the flappy poo.

 

[mobobuff]

You are correct, sir poo.

 

[thirtythree]

I nearly made a big mistake.

 

[thirtythree]

Okay, new question: if a stamp is stuck to an envelope, can it be cut off and taped or glued on to another envelope?

 

[Goosemaster]

It's illegal.

[morpheus] Agents are on their way to impound your writing instrument as we speak. When I tell you jump into the next cubicle....[/morpheus]

 

[thirtythree]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
It's illegal.

[morpheus] Agents are on their way to impound your writing instrument as we speak. When I tell you jump into the next cubicle....[/morpheus]

If it's unused I mean.

 

[mobobuff]

Originally posted by: thirtythree
Okay, new question: if a stamp is stuck to an envelope, can it be cut off and taped or glued on to another envelope?

As long as it isn't stamped, I believe it's still valid. By stamped I mean the wavy marks that get stamped over it at the post office to signal that it's no longer valid after reaching its destination. So in other words, if it hasn't been in the mail system and the stamp isn't physically damaged, you're golden. But I'd use glue, not tape, they won't like tape.

 

[thirtythree]

Originally posted by: mobobuff

Originally posted by: thirtythree
Okay, new question: if a stamp is stuck to an envelope, can it be cut off and taped or glued on to another envelope?

As long as it isn't stamped, I believe it's still valid. By stamped I mean the wavy marks that get stamped over it at the post office to signal that it's no longer valid after reaching its destination. So in other words, if it hasn't been in the mail system and the stamp isn't physically damaged, you're golden. But I'd use glue, not tape, they won't like tape.

What a wonderful world we live in!

 

[sixone]

Originally posted by: mobobuff

Originally posted by: thirtythree
Okay, new question: if a stamp is stuck to an envelope, can it be cut off and taped or glued on to another envelope?

As long as it isn't stamped, I believe it's still valid. By stamped I mean the wavy marks that get stamped over it at the post office to signal that it's no longer valid after reaching its destination. So in other words, if it hasn't been in the mail system and the stamp isn't physically damaged, you're golden. But I'd use glue, not tape, they won't like tape.

That is correct. As long as the tape doesn't completely cover the stamp, so that it can be cancelled with the wavy marks, it will be accepted.