Know where your old stamps are? | Royal Mail Group Ltd
You now have until 31 July 2023 to use 1st and 2nd class stamps without barcodes after a Royal Mail U-turn – here's what you need to know
Royal Mail: Final day for people to use non-barcoded stamps - BBC News
Royal Mail stamp Swap Out scheme explained: How to get the form to exchange old stamps and when they expire
Royal Mail warns old stamps must make the last collection on Monday July 31 to avoid charges
New Royal Mail Postage Stamp Change 2023
When do old stamps expire? How long you can use non-barcode stamps and how to exchange them with Royal Mail
Royal Mail runs swap out scheme for non-barcoded stamps ahead of July 31 deadline
Old stamps now banned - here's how to swap with Royal Mail for new barcode stamps | NimbleFins
Now you can't even swap your stamps at the Post Office | This is Money
Royal Mail U-turn means Christmas stamps CAN still be used after 2023 despite shift to barcode system
Royal Mail stamp swap out scheme | Consumer Council
Royal Mail launches 'swap' scheme for non-barcoded stamps - All About Stamps
Know where your old stamps are? | Royal Mail Group Ltd
Royal Mail stamp swap customers were sent fraud warnings | Money | The Guardian
Norvic Philatelics Blog: More thoughts on Royal Mail's 'Stamp Swap Out' scheme and invalidation of current definitives.
Which? - 🚨 Use or swap your regular postage stamps by 31... | Facebook
Royal Mail urges people to use or swap non-barcoded stamps | Saving money | The Guardian
When do stamps expire, as price of first-class stamps increases? | Evening Standard
Stamp swap? I have a large number MNH year sets from The Netherlands (±1960-2000), Suriname (1959-1975), and Dutch West Indies (1958-1976). Interested in MNH year sets of equal cat value. I am
Swap your old style stamps for the new version - Sight Support
When Do Old Stamps Expire? Royal Mail Stamp Swap Explained
Extra charge if you use old stamps from today - everything you need to know - Wales Online
Royal Mail customers trying to swap old stamps told they're 'fakes' | UK | News | Express.co.uk
