Free postage stamps for crafts

Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts. Many are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless. They are not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they can have a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I will send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp collectors so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on the package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if you are in US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you to pay the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for curiosity you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you are elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail on this post
is invalid.
Dave

I agree -
I had replied to you the last time you
posted and got no reply?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts. Many are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless. They are
not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they can have a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I will send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp collectors so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on the package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if you are in
US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you to pay the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for curiosity you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you are
elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail on this
post
is invalid.
Dave

I did reply. Where did that rascally e-mail go to?
Dave
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
news
I agree -
I had replied to you the last time you
posted and got no reply?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts. Many
are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless. They are
not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they can have a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I will
send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp collectors
so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on the
package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if you are in
US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you to pay
the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for curiosity you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you are
elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail on this
post
is invalid.
Dave

Into no mail land : )
I never got it and I haven't received one
for you regarding this post, either...?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
I did reply. Where did that rascally e-mail go to?
Dave
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
news
I agree -
I had replied to you the last time you
posted and got no reply?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts. Many
are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless. They
are
not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they can have
a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I will
send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp
collectors
so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on the
package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if you are
in
US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you to pay
the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for curiosity
you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you are
elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail on this
post
is invalid.
Dave

Christi,
I've sent you a number of e-mails and as I look at each one, Outlook
Express seems intent on putting NOSPAM at the end of the address even though
I type them in myself.
Dave (I'll try another way if I have to)
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
...
Into no mail land : )
I never got it and I haven't received one
for you regarding this post, either...?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
I did reply. Where did that rascally e-mail go to?
Dave
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
news
I agree -
I had replied to you the last time you
posted and got no reply?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts.
Many
are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless. They
are
not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they can
have
a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I
will
send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp
collectors
so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on the
package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if you
are
in
US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you to
pay
the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for curiosity
you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you are
elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail on
this
post
is invalid.
Dave

Dave-
Try looking at your Outlook Express address book and see if the address
added itself in there with the "NOSPAM" on it. Then change or edit it in
there. OE will try to autocomplete e-mail addresses that you type in, so if
it just has "NOSPAM" on the end, it will keep adding it when you type the
rest of the address. Don't know if this is the problem, but I do know that I
have a couple of e-mail addresses in my OE address book that I don't
remember putting there (I try not to use the address books in
Outlook/Outlook Express. That way if I slip up and open an e-mail with a
virus or worm, it doesn't have a list of names to try to send itself to. My
pc will still be messed up, but I'll have done a small thing to stop the
spread....)

--
Cheryl in Wisconsin


"Dave" wrote in message
...
Christi,
I've sent you a number of e-mails and as I look at each one, Outlook
Express seems intent on putting NOSPAM at the end of the address even
though
I type them in myself.
Dave (I'll try another way if I have to)
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
...
Into no mail land : )
I never got it and I haven't received one
for you regarding this post, either...?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
I did reply. Where did that rascally e-mail go to?
Dave
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
news I agree -
I had replied to you the last time you
posted and got no reply?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts.
Many
are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless.
They
are
not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they can
have
a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I
will
send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp
collectors
so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on the
package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if you
are
in
US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you to
pay
the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for
curiosity
you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you are
elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail on
this
post
is invalid.
Dave

Cheryl,
Thanks. That was the problem. Changed and saved it once, then it did
it again. Found that Christi was listed twice in OE and it defaulted to
that again. So deleted one, made sure the other was correct... whew! What
a pain. Took the opportunity to clean out OE contacts I don't use anyway.
Dave
"cbet" don'tsend@here wrote in message
s.com...
Dave-
Try looking at your Outlook Express address book and see if the address
added itself in there with the "NOSPAM" on it. Then change or edit it in
there. OE will try to autocomplete e-mail addresses that you type in, so
if
it just has "NOSPAM" on the end, it will keep adding it when you type the
rest of the address. Don't know if this is the problem, but I do know that
I
have a couple of e-mail addresses in my OE address book that I don't
remember putting there (I try not to use the address books in
Outlook/Outlook Express. That way if I slip up and open an e-mail with a
virus or worm, it doesn't have a list of names to try to send itself to.
My
pc will still be messed up, but I'll have done a small thing to stop the
spread....)

--
Cheryl in Wisconsin


"Dave" wrote in message
...
Christi,
I've sent you a number of e-mails and as I look at each one,
Outlook
Express seems intent on putting NOSPAM at the end of the address even
though
I type them in myself.
Dave (I'll try another way if I have to)
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
...
Into no mail land : )
I never got it and I haven't received one
for you regarding this post, either...?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
I did reply. Where did that rascally e-mail go to?
Dave
"Christi Conley" wrote in message
news I agree -
I had replied to you the last time you
posted and got no reply?

--
Christi
Stampin' Up! Representative
Art Without Anxiety
www.ArtWithoutAnxiety.com
^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^ ^,,^
"Dave" wrote in message
...
Hi all!
I have a lot of postage stamps that can be used in crafts.
Many
are
damaged, most are very, very common and essentially worthless.
They
are
not
suitable for stamp collecting, even a new collector, but they
can
have
a
second life to be used in crafts. Anyone who would like some, I
will
send
some free. I sent these sorts of stamps to crafters before.
My only conditions a
My conditions a
1. I mail stamps to you... they are free.
2. You use them only in crafts (they are worthless to stamp
collectors
so
please don't give any for that).
3. You agree to return the stamps I used for the postage on
the
package.
I enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope to return them if
you
are
in
US
or Canada. If you live in another country I''l have to ask you
to
pay
the
postage back to me.
4. If possible, send me a scan of what you made (just for
curiosity
you
understand, not a requirement).
The only cost to you is the trip to the mailbox. If you
are
elsewhere
you bear the postal cost to return my used stamps.
If you agree, reply to this newsgroup postingas my e-mail
on
this
post
is invalid.
Dave

.....Try looking at your Outlook Express address book and see if the
address
added itself in there with the "NOSPAM" on it. Then change or edit it in
there. OE will try to autocomplete e-mail addresses that you type in, so
if.....

You can change OE so it doesn't automatically add people to address book or
automatically finish addresses.
Go to ToolsOptionsSend then uncheck the boxes that say
Automatically put people I reply to in my address book and automatically
complete address.
Then you won't have a problem with wrong addresses being added.
HTH
Sharon

Thanks Sharon!

--
Cheryl in Wisconsin
"Sharon" wrote in message
...


.....Try looking at your Outlook Express address book and see if the
address
added itself in there with the "NOSPAM" on it. Then change or edit it in
there. OE will try to autocomplete e-mail addresses that you type in, so
if.....

You can change OE so it doesn't automatically add people to address book
or
automatically finish addresses.
Go to ToolsOptionsSend then uncheck the boxes that say
Automatically put people I reply to in my address book and automatically
complete address.
Then you won't have a problem with wrong addresses being added.
HTH
Sharon