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Blank Labels for Dymo 30915 Postage Printer

Dymo, the company that makes those lovely label printers, has teamed up with Endicia to allow us all to print postage online from our PC's. This frees us from the need to stand in line at the local Post Office and offers the convenience of stamps on demand.

One would think that to print postage online, all you would need is a computer, an internet connection, a Dymo printer, and a subscription to purchase postage from the Endicia website. Actually, that is in fact all you need - but there is one small detail that isn't explained in the literature that comes with your printer nor on the Endicia website.

I purchased a Dymo Twin Turbo label printer and subscribed to the Endicia web site so I could purchase postage. Quick, easy, I was up and running in absolutely not time. I was relishing the fact that I no longer had to stand in line at my local Post Office to do my usual business and that I could do it all from my desk. Anyone who has spent a moment at the Post Office during the holidays can relate.

I was very pleased until I ran out of blank media. The stamps that come with your Dymo printer consist of a roll of blank postage stamps - 200 stamps on the roll. When I went to re-order, I found I would have to pay $20.49 for a roll of 200 blank stamps. That's over $.10 per stamp. That adds 25% to the cost of mailing a letter!!! Unbelievable. It's a blank stamp for goodness sakes. Surely it can be had for less than ten cents apiece.

I investigated on the web. Goggled everything I could think of to find an alternate product. A generic product. A compatible product. Nothing. I could not believe that if I wanted more blank media I had to give up a $20 bill on top of the price of the postage itself. My margins are small enough without giving up another 25% to the cost of shipping.

I bought my second roll. For some reason it annoyed me even further. I just couldn't justify paying what is now actually $.51 per stamp just because I decided to walk down this technological path with Dymo. So, I rebelled. I researched the technical standards required to create these labels and decided that as my business grew and I consumed ever increasing quantities of these stamps, I could get a rapid return on my investment to purchase the dye and contract with a company that has the machinery already in place to manufacture these stamps for me.

I invested in the necessary hardware to facilitate the manufacture of these stamps. After working through this process, I decided to share my savings with the rest of the digital community that was having the same frustrations as myself. Anyone who wants to print postage online should be able to acquire this blank media for much less than what they are currently paying. We can get our product to the public for approximately 1/3 the cost of what they are currently paying. This includes all of our manufacturing, packaging, and even free shipping.

Our 300 stamp rolls are 33% larger, and we sell them for 50% less than what you can find them for elsewhere. Simple math. You get a ton more - and save a ton at the same time. Not often you find that deal in life.

It's truly the American Way. More product, less money, the consumer is the ultimate winner. If you want to print postage online, there are now options to save you huge amounts of money and give you an alternative.

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