Two envelopes sealed with a kiss

[Ruud Janssen]

Arrived today, two envelopes sealed with a Kiss....

Yes, thats right, no more postage needed.

[Eva (Mail Adventures)]

Yes, it was a special campaign for Valentine's Day.

[FinnBadger]

I read about it on Eva's blog.
http://mailadventures.blogspot.com/2015/02/sealed-with-kiss.html?m=1
Looks like it was on the post office's website, but I'm not sure if there was an ad campaign.

[Ruud Janssen]

I am wondering how the word got out you could send mail with paying by 'sealing with a kiss'. Anyone got the sources?

[FinnBadger]

Both really creative, and fun ideas for getting people involved in sending mail, as well as reading.

I wonder if anybody paid their bills with lipstick 'stamps'? Or maybe almost everyone is doing that on line now.

[Ruud Janssen]

There are also days in the Netherlands that when you have a specific book with you, you can travel for free in the Dutch Railways..... That is some advertising (and succes too).

[Richard Canard]

17.02.25 Dare Ruud Janssen,..."Yes, that's right, no more postage needed."... Again, "Wow"!!!!!!!!....should my fellow I.U.O.M.A. members care to note:  ...... This offers some idea of  just how "out of touch" & "crazy" the thinking  is in the U.S. concerning the basic needs of it's own citizenship  (not to even mention some other nameless countries).....me thinks that the Dutch  just might be a little more closer to " getting it right".  ... As Ms. Heleen de Vaan pointed out.....she had to go out & purchase extra lipstick & the males in Dutch society were compelled to do the same if they were to take this "Valentine" business seriously. Best to you & yours. Richard Canard

[FinnBadger]

I like that one is an artistamp, and one is a lipstick kiss.

[Eva (Mail Adventures)]

So it worked!