Dear Microsoft Office 2003 Beta 2 user:

Microsoft and Stamps.com have developed a simplified process for printing e-postage right from within Microsoft Office. This service helps you avoid time consuming trips to the post office and streamline your administrative tasks.

For your help in testing this new functionality, Stamps.com is offering its service for free to Microsoft Office 2003 Beta 2 testers at http://www.stamps.com/officebeta2

To take advantage of this new capability, you must download a special version of the Stamps.com software and sign up for the service at http://www.stamps.com/officebeta2 Please help us test this integration and provide any feedback to officebeta2@stamps.com Please note that the service is being offered for free during Microsoft Office 2003 Beta 2 - no monthly service fees at all! In addition, you will receive a free Supplies Kit when you sign up for this Exclusive Offer.

Thank you,
Microsoft Office Team

View: Stamps Sign-up
News source: In-House


How can you get started?

(1) Sign up for free Stamps.com service at http://www.stamps.com/officebeta2
(2) Download and install the Stamps.com software
(3) Access the Stamps.com service directly from within Microsoft Word and Outlook

What benefits does Stamps.com offer?
> Print postage and addresses on your envelopes in 1-step from within Microsoft Word.
> Prepare mailings for your Outlook contacts with just a few clicks.
> Print shipping labels for your packages.
> Add FREE Delivery Confirmation service on your Priority MailŪ - a $0.45 savings per package. Check the delivery status of your package online.
> Calculate exact postage so you never have to guess or overpay.
> Add graphics or company logos to your mail for a personalized or professional look.
> Track postage usage with reports and reference codes.

Learn more by visiting: http://www.stamps.com/officebeta2

We hope you find the Stamps.com integration a valuable new tool in using Microsoft Office. Again, please do not hesitate to email any comments or feedback to officebeta2@stamps.com.



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Quote this comment Reply to this comment #1 Posted by dacbo on 17 Apr 2003 - 07:48
is this US only?? i assumed so when i tried to sign up
(1 reply) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #2 Posted by Mgz on 17 Apr 2003 - 09:52
damn,US only
Quote this comment #2.1 Posted by Avenger on 17 Apr 2003 - 16:43
Yeah, it's US only. Microsoft can't expect the postal systems in other countries to accomodate them.
(1 reply) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #3 Posted by vetmalebolgia on 17 Apr 2003 - 19:43
After I installed the software I had to register. That's where it got scarely, later on in the regiser wizard it ask for the last four digits of your social security number.
Quote this comment #3.1 Posted by Avenger on 18 Apr 2003 - 01:49
Well, put some random numbers in. No idea why they need your SS for though.
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