Would or do you buy fundraising stamps, also known as 'semipostal' stamps?

No, but that's because they are seldom, if ever available where I buy my stamps. I usually get them at either Fred Meyer or the Pak Mail next to Winco.

No. I very rarely need stamps, and we always have some in the house somewhere.

No, not normally. I think I might have bought the "Heroes of 2001" stamps and put them with a bunch of stuff I am saving for Claire. Not completely certain of that, though, since that stuff is at our house in the US.

I have bought the breast cancer stamp, but not recently. I hadn't heard of the others. Right now, I want the Gerald Ford stamp. But, we still have a lot of Star Wars stamps to go through, so it might not happen.

I don't often or ever buy stamps in general.

Never heard of it.

I buy the breast cancer stamps.

I occasionally buy the breast cancer stamps. I haven't for a while. Maybe I'll buy them next time I need stamps.
I think they're a good idea.

I have bought scout stamps before (and sold them).

I think I have done this once or twice, breast cancer and domestic violence I think.

I never use stamps.

Online banking.

I don't live in the US but I think it's a great idea.

No, but I'm not opposed to them. Right now I have the Tiffany stamps. They're nice.

NO, never heard of them

Not sure, but I have gone semi postal.

I buy the breast cancer stamps. I think I'll rotate my purchases. Didn't know about the 'Heroes of 2001' stamps, and had forgotten about the domestic violence stamp. I think it's a great idea. Off the top of my head, one stamp I'd like to see is a Humane Society stamp.

I have online banking too, but there are some things I can't pay online and I have to send.

Why?

All I do is go in, type in the payee's name and account number and address, and my bank will cut them a check and mail it.

I buy whatever they give me.

My bank is in a small town (hole in the Earth) so it doesn't have billpay services yet... supposed to get it within the next year. My insurance company does not have e-pay, so I have to either mail it or drop it by the agent's office. My power bill can't be paid online either.