Stamp To Go Experiences

Since I collect FDC's I order from Stamps to Go on a pretty regular basis to use as an example the 7 tie in stamps for the new Indiana release. A couple of things I've noticed and no one will be named is it is impossible sometimes to get the stamps off the package sent out for mailing. On one occasion I cut one of the stamps! On some of the glassines there seem to be several notations none of which are the stamps I ordered. Would it be asking too much or are we still wallowing in the penny mode. At the thrift store where I work I got 1000 2 1/4 by 3 1/4 glassines for $3.00.

It may be more Green Mode than Penny Mode. Cheers,

Stamps to Go or stamps2go.com? Not sure what vendor/dealer/platform you mean...

revenuecollector makes a good point ... there is a BIG difference between "Stamps To Go" and "Stamps2Go". "Stamps2Go" operates an on-line marketplace (http://Stamps2Go.com) for buying/selling collectible stamps. "Stamps To Go" is the USPS program (managed by the American Banknote Company) responsible for retail sale of postage stamps in banks, ATMs, grocery stores, etc.

Some years ago, when the USPS was just launching their "Stamps To Go" program, they threatened legal action against Stamps2Go seeking a cease and desist order to keep Stamps2Go from using the "Stamps2Go" name - even though Stamps2Go had already been in business for many years, and owned a United States copyright for the name "Stamps2Go".

Stamps2Go prevailed in that action - pointing out that the name "Stamps2Go" was distinct from "Stamps To Go", and that our business models, merchandise, and target audiences were vastly different. As part of that settlement, Stamps2Go did agree to post a disclaimer on our home page stating that Stamps2Go is not affiliated with the USPS.

Sorry I cannot help but do notice that your post has not been answered yet except the discussion on Stamp to Go, which was interesting.