NetStamps 800-Pack (4 Roll) Printable Postage Labels (Stamps.com Subscription Required) - Print Approved Postage - Label Printer Required - Business, Personal, Home

These are the ones you want to print metered mail

these are not for mailing on envelops

I've been using these for over a decade, and after a brief, regretful stint with a leased postage meter, I’m never looking back. The meter only slapped a glaring pink stamp on my envelopes, making our mail to prospects look like junk. These, however, are actual stamps that give your mail a personal touch—like it came from an individual, not a faceless mailroom. For anything under a thousand pieces, they’re a no-brainer. You still get the commercial discount rate, and while you do need to buy stamps, it’s far cheaper than constantly replacing those outrageously expensive postage meter ink cartridges that cost hundreds of dollars.

I ordered postage stamps and I got four rolls of paper and instructions on how to print stamps with any design I wanted. I don’t these will pass the post office, and they are useless.

The Post Office continues to raise postage rates. If you mail regularly, forever stamps are the way to go.

These are not stamps. You must have a dedicated stamp printer and an account with Stamps.com to print your own stamps

Yes, I know that they are 9 cents a piece. No I don't like paying this much for them. But I tried the cheap ones and they jam at least once per roll and I lose the stamp, which varies anywhere between $2 and $6. That loss does not include my time to remove the jam from the Dymo machine.

These stamps are now required by Endicia, but they aren't stupid. If you do the math (correctly!) you'll come to the conclusion that these stamps are just over a penny apiece. If you use gasoline in your car, going to the Post Office multiple times to buy 800 stamps is not as economical as buying them here at this price. You be the judge...