The changes would likely take place in January, if approved by the Postal Service Board of Governors, as expected. It would mean a billion dollars in increased revenue. It's a negative for business. He said companies that rely most on mailings, shipping or catalogues would be most affected by the rate hikes.
Many businesses are ahead of that curve.
I sent out six invoices. Not only does he correspond by e-mail, but he pails his bills online, too. A first-class customer Small businesses have long been a staple for the Postal Service, since many don't use direct mail or have the volume needed to do presorted discount mailings of at least 500 pieces. In other words, additional price hikes will be considered. That doesn't surprise Jules James, owner of Lake Union Mail, a retail postage store in Seattle.