ZAZZLE THE FIRST LICENSED VENDOR OF CUSTOMIZED PC POSTAGE TO OFFER NEW POSTAL RATES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8, 2006
ZAZZLE THE FIRST LICENSED VENDOR OF CUSTOMIZED PC POSTAGE TO OFFER NEW POSTAL RATES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8, 2006
Palo Alto, Calif. - November 22, 2005 - Zazzle (www.zazzle.com), today announced that they will be the first to offer customers the option to purchase custom postage with the new postage rates which will be in effect on January, 8, 2006. Zazzle Custom Stamps are real U.S. postage that customers can create with digital images (their own and others offered by Zazzle) and customize with borders and text. Customers can also support their favorite charity by purchasing postage created by their favorite charity as Zazzle donates 17% of the proceeds on those purchases.
For a limited time, Zazzle will offer $0.39 custom postage sheets at the same price as what they currently offer $.37 custom postage sheets. Zazzle will continue to offer $0.37 stamps, and all other existing rates, for customers who plan to use the postage through January 8, 2006.
"Many of our customers want to create personal postage as holiday gifts. We wanted to ensure that customers can offer a gift that can be enjoyed throughout the entire year," said CEO, Robert Beaver. "We're thrilled to be the first to offer this service, as it's our primary objective to serve our customers with the highest quality of products."
Zazzle provides customers on-demand service which allows customers to customize their own apparel, postage and more with digital images and easy to use personalization tools. Zazzle is continuing to lead innovation in customized products; on November 7, 2005, Zazzle was the first to offer direct printing on dark apparel.
About Zazzle
Zazzle aims to help customers create, share and celebrate their unique interests and passions with family and friends by providing high quality customization on apparel, posters, cards, stamps and more. Zazzle combines on-demand manufacturing, a robust online community, the largest online collection of customizable digital images and unmatched personalization tools to empower consumers to create their products.
In addition, individuals can choose to become sellers by sharing their unique creations in Zazzle's public stores. Within these stores, anyone can browse, comment and connect with others who share their interests. Sellers also earn royalties every time their creations are purchased by others. For anyone who wishes to create, wear, display, sell or celebrate their interests, Zazzle provides a compelling interactive marketplace to a worldwide audience. For more information, please visit www.zazzle.com.
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