Ever wanted to post a disc to someone, but found you have no jiffy bags? Or the post office is closed so you can't get your parcel weighed? Here's the answer (what I do anyway): Read my post on "what to do with coaster below" Then refer to this: You can send: Up to 3 Discs with a 1st class stamp (28p) Up to 3 Discs with a 2nd class stamp (20p) Up to 4 Discs with a 1st class stamp (42p) Up to 4 Discs with a 2nd class stamp (34p) All you have to do is put your discs in a disc sleeve (you can buy clear plastic one's from www.SVP.co.uk for next to nothing). They also sell Paper CD Sleeves: Then fold a piece of A4 paper around them. Finally writing the address on it somewhere. (personally I print the address on the paper, I use a custom made template in word because it might take a few attempts to get it set out correctly). Good luck. Just remember to post them! * Get a good stock of stamps in! * Find a post box on your daily route to school / work. * If you need to send more than the above number of discs (6 for example). Just stick 2 stamps on instead of the one. Or print out another address sheet because by this time your envelope will start to look more like a parcel.
How to use coasters & as Disc protection in the post: If your like me, you will have 100's of these. I have stuck them to the headboard on my bed (will take a picture sometime). Also on the front of my disco (they do actually look really good and refelct the light). But mostly I use them for protecting other CD's and DVDs when I send them through the post. Just put a coaster at either side of the disc. Then fold your piece of pater around it (useful if you put it in a square CD sleve). Then write the address on, stick a stamp on it. Post it! . Job Done!
