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Two Way Stamps

 one envelope, one stamp, two postings
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"I'd like to buy a stamp please." "Certainly Sir, one way or return?"

Two Way Stamps cover the cost of using the same envelope and the same stamp to reply to any correspondence. (with a new reply address of course)

—xenzag, May 15 2015

The Envelope https://ecoenvelope...t/window-envelopes/
Two use envelope to go with the stamp. [MechE, May 15 2015]

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       Yes son, re-lick that envelope to grandma.
—wjt, May 15 2015
   

       I like this. It would motivate me to write more letters, and to write with a greater frequency, since I wouldn't have to scrounge around for stamps and addresses in my junk box. The more I think about it, the more I like this.+++
—blissmiss, May 15 2015
   

       And the people you pay your bills to could send you another one.
—normzone, May 15 2015
   

       It would be a money maker for the post office, since only a fraction of the return envelopes would actually get used. (Unlike postage paid, where the company is only billed if it is actually mailed).
—MechE, May 15 2015
   

       And the logical end of this idea is the Lifetime Stamp, which as long as it can be discerned as such may be used forever.
—normzone, May 15 2015
   

       Single, return, or Season?
—Ling, May 16 2015
   

       Stamps could be called Ping-Pong, Tennis, Echo, etc., and be illustrated accordingly.
—cudgel, May 16 2015
   


 

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