Contacts

Welcome to our contact page, where philately meets fun! We’re a dedicated team of stamp enthusiasts who’ve never met a watermark we didn’t want to investigate or a perforation we didn’t want to measure (yes, we’re that kind of nerds, and proud of it!).

Why Reach Out to Us?

• Got a fascinating stamp story that’s just begging to be shared?
• Discovered a rare misprint that’s making you jump like a kangaroo on an Australian postal stamp?
• Want to debate whether the Penny Black was really all that, or if the Inverted Jenny is just showing off?
• Found a mysterious stamp that’s keeping you up at night (we understand, we’ve been there)?
• Have suggestions for our magazine that don’t involve using stamps as actual postage (the horror!)?

How to Contact Us

Email: admin@stampostage.info
(We promise faster responses than 19th-century mail delivery)

Response Times

We strive to respond to all inquiries within 24-48 hours, which is significantly faster than the Pony Express ever managed. However, during peak collecting seasons or major stamp shows, we might be slightly delayed while arguing about stamp gum varieties.

Write for Us

Are you passionate about philately and have a way with words? Can you tell the difference between a coil stamp and a sheet stamp blindfolded? (Okay, maybe that’s taking it too far.) We’re always looking for knowledgeable contributors who can share their expertise with our growing community of collectors.

Advertising & Partnerships

Looking to reach an engaged audience of stamp enthusiasts? We partner with reputable businesses in the philatelic community. Just please don’t try to sell us fake Inverted Jennies – we’ve seen enough of those to wallpaper our office!

Technical Support

Having trouble navigating our website? Can’t find that article about the most controversial perforations in history? Our tech team (who collect both stamps AND vintage computers) is here to help.

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Because at Stampostage.info, we believe every stamp tells a story – and we can’t wait to hear yours!

P.S. No stamps were harmed in the making of this contact page.