The easiest way to reach Buy Holiday Stamps is by email. Messages go to the site’s editor, James Miller, who reads every note about the content on this site — questions, corrections, and suggestions for topics we should cover.
Email Us
Email: jwtpep@outlook.com
Email is the site’s only public contact channel. There is no phone number or postal mailing address for the site, and no physical office open to visitors — BuyHolidayStamps.com is an online informational resource edited from Atlanta, Georgia (email only — there is no walk-in office).
What to Write About
- Corrections: If a rate, rule, date, or instruction on the site looks wrong or out of date, tell us which page you were reading. Accuracy matters to us, and factual corrections are a priority; our Content Updates Policy explains how fixes are handled.
- Topic suggestions: A mailing question you could not find answered here — a card format, an addressing situation, a business mailing problem.
- Content questions: Anything unclear in a guide, checklist, or message example.
- Site feedback: Broken links, pages that display poorly, or accessibility problems.
What We Cannot Help With
Because this site is independent and not part of the United States Postal Service, we cannot help with matters that belong to USPS, including:
- Tracking a package or locating delayed mail
- Refunds, claims, or delivery complaints
- Problems with an order placed with USPS or any stamp seller
- Questions about a specific piece of mail in the postal system
For those, contact USPS directly through its official website or visit a local Post Office. If you bought stamps from a seller mentioned in our Stamp Buying Guide, please contact that seller about your order — we do not sell stamps and cannot check order status.
A Note on Replies
Messages are reviewed by the site operator, and correction reports are checked against official sources before pages are changed. We may not be able to answer every individual mailing question personally, but recurring questions often become new guides or updates to existing ones — the Mailing Guides index is the best place to see what is covered.