Back in the day it did, at least

I tried it in college a few times -- put my intended recipient's name in the "from" field and my name in the "too" field -- and no postage. Sure enough, got returned to the "sender" shortly thereafter. Not sure if they'd still do it, though.

In response to this post by hokiegoatzz

Posted: 11/02/2017 at 9:50PM

Mail Question -- halesvb11 11/02/2017 1:24PM

Yea I have had postage due not very often. Guess it was cheaper to deliver ** -- hokieman842 11/02/2017 2:53PM

Related question I've always wondered about: what if you purposefully short -- hokiegoatzz 11/02/2017 2:14PM

Back in the day it did, at least -- Nova Hokie 95 11/02/2017 9:50PM

Try it. ** -- HokieSignGuy 11/02/2017 2:16PM

Just pay it! You don't want to be the one to make him crack! ** -- great2bahokie 11/02/2017 2:14PM

I blame Burke Hokie ** -- CPRVHokie 11/02/2017 2:03PM

They do ... it is cheaper for them to hold it than it is to send it back. -- vt90 11/02/2017 1:57PM

Hard to believe in this day since there are forever stamps -- TheNuke 11/02/2017 1:55PM

A forever stamp can still only send one ounce. and not over-sized. ** -- HokieSignGuy 11/02/2017 2:16PM

Yep, but he noted "cards" in his post -- TheNuke 11/02/2017 4:25PM

Once got a Christmas card and they wanted 17 cents... -- vthhhi 11/02/2017 1:53PM

Never heard that before in my life. What would be it? 60 cents? ** -- HokieSignGuy 11/02/2017 1:43PM

They can offer to do that, but you don't have to accept it. -- 48zip 11/02/2017 1:34PM

48 is correct. -- Burke Hokie 11/02/2017 2:18PM

Back in the day it did, at least

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