The U.S. Postal Service said Wednesday it will penalize customers who use counterfeit postage stamps by treating mail bearing such adhesives as “abandoned.
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Under the proposed change, “articles found in the mails with counterfeit postage will be considered abandoned and may be opened and disposed of at the Postal Service’s discretion,” the USPS said in a news release announcing the move. A USPS “Forever” stamp for a 1-ounce letter costs 63 cents. Counterfeit postage stamps often are sold via internet advertising, eBay sellers and social media platforms such as Facebook at discount prices.states. Some authorized retailers, such as Costco, might offer a slight break on stamp prices, but not the 50% or greater discounts found in online ads.
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