From The Mailman - Can I Buy Stamps

The United States Postal Service (USPS) distinguishes between these two types of routes when it comes to direct sales:

: Often described as "post offices on wheels," rural carriers are generally permitted and even required to sell stamps, booklets, and sometimes even rolls directly to customers on their route.

: Unlike rural carriers, city letter carriers typically do not carry a stock of stamps for immediate sale. While some city carriers may informally accept money left in a mailbox with a note to bring stamps the next day, this is not a formal part of their duties and can sometimes be discouraged for security or disciplinary reasons. How to Order Through Your Carrier can i buy stamps from the mailman

: Indicate the quantity and type of stamps you need.

Regardless of your route type, you can use your carrier as a conduit for the program. How to Order Through Your Carrier : Indicate

If you need stamps more quickly than a few days, you can find them at many everyday locations: Need Postage Stamps? It's Easier Than You Think

Yes, you can buy stamps from your mail carrier, but the process and availability depend heavily on whether you live on a or city route. Buying from Rural vs. City Carriers It's Easier Than You Think Yes, you can

: Ask your carrier for a PS Form 3227-A (Stamps by Mail order form) or an orange stamp order envelope.