Mailstation 2: Find the Best Digital Mailing System

[pamperedlinda]

Mailstation 2 - Digital Mailing System - Digital Postage Meter | Pitney Bowes

I'm planning to get my own postage meter and thinking about this one. Anyone know of a better deal or have a better recommendation?

 

[Liquid Sky]

I'd like one too. I have not even began looking into them yet tho.

 

[SonyaVerrillo]

I use Stamps.com - Buy Postage Online, Print USPS Stamps and Shipping Labels for my postage. You pay $20/month + postage, but they give you a free digital scale. You can print stamps only, envelope labels with postage, etc. The other advatange of stamps.com is that they automatically update the new rates without any extra charges. My previous experience with Pitney Bowes was that you had to pay to get the upgraded software when the rates changed. Hope that's helpful!

 

[heather223]

I use Stamps.com as well as I found it to be cheaper than Pitney Bowes. I only pay $9.99 a month (you may have to call them to get this rate once you sign up.) I got a free 5 lb scale too. The only difference between this and the other plans is you can only load $25 in postage at a time (there is no limit to how many times you can purchase postage) and you don't get detailed expense reports which I don't need. You can also send Priority Mail for $4.75. Let me know if you have questions!

 

[Teresa Lynn]

I hate going to the post office about 10 years ago I bought a med priced postage meter at Office Max and a small box to hold embroidery floss.
I go to the post office about every 6 months to repurchase stamps I have a variety of stamps and just check ups.com it is so easy.
To me the monthly fee is why I refuse to do a postage meter.

 

[pamperedlinda]

I use Stamps.com as well as I found it to be cheaper than Pitney Bowes. I only pay $9.99 a month (you may have to call them to get this rate once you sign up.) I got a free 5 lb scale too. The only difference between this and the other plans is you can only load $25 in postage at a time (there is no limit to how many times you can purchase postage) and you don't get detailed expense reports which I don't need. You can also send Priority Mail for $4.75. Let me know if you have questions!

Thanks Heather! I've had several people tell me that they have Stamps.com and they are paying less that what is advertised. I think I'm going this route.