5 Rolls Dymo Compatible SHIP-30915 Endicia Internet Postage Stamps (5 Rolls x 700 per Roll)

These labels are super cheap and from my standpoint even better then the regular DYMO stamps. They don't have endicia.com written all over them which makes them much cleaner looking and at like a tenth the cost of the Endicia stamps they cut my mailing costs way down. They don't have any print other then the pink strip. They are exactly the same size, work just as well stick just as well, just an overall excellent product. One of my most exciting Amazon finds in years!

The product was great for the price. HOWEVER!!!Dymo/Endicia has just turned on their security system and require an activation code found on every roll of the actual Endicia stamps. Without that code the printer will not print.Lite Tite and any other generic stamp roll without an activation code from Endicia attach will no longer work. This really bums me out.Dymo/Endicia rolls are expensive. Not only does dymo get a kickback from USPS for every stamp you print which is fine, but now they are trying to make an extra .09 to .11 cents per stamp by making it mandatory to use only their very expensive rolls.BOYCOTT DYMO/ENDICIA BOYCOTT, BOYCOTT> make them change their policy.STAMPS.COM works great and is much cheaper @ about .03 to .04 cents a stamp.

So far, two of four rolls have been out of alignment which has resulted in wasted postage and stamps. If I print one at a time it will print one and waste a second one. If I print multiple stamps, one prints correctly and rest are misaligned and unusable. Not cool to figure this out after printing 60!!!

Okay so I don't know if it's these or my printer but I seem to get a lot of waste when buying these. The printer seems to skip a label every 5 prints and sometimes even gets jammed. I'll be trying another company to see if I have the same issue.

Labels have strong adhesive, work well in the Dymo label printer. Having these saves lots of trips to the post office and has really improved the efficiency around the office. No jams, no bad labels.

These labels work perfectly. They actually make using Dymo Stamps cost effective. When you use thousands of stamps a year the savings becomes significant. I much prefer Dymo Stamps over my old postage meter but the cost of the labels from Endicia seems absurd. I don't know if they need to charge that much because they don't make money selling the postage or if they do it just because they can. I probably would not have gone looking for an alternative if Endicia charged say, even a nickel per label but ten cents is over the top. The price and quality of these labels from Mesa is a real bonus.

Horrible! Label alignment on the backer is wildly random and varies by over 3mm. About half the stamps wind up printing out of alignment. About 25% have resulted in wasted postage. Adjusting my print area won't solve this since the alignment varies randomly. Boo to these. What I saved in label cost I've lost two-fold in wasted postage. Avoid these like the plague!

The color on these is off white so it won't match your envelopes if they are crisp white. Also, these don't have the code that DYMO / Encidia makes you enter every 200 stamps so you can't use them on the machine unless you purchase the real ones through DYMO online.