Online shopping has been attributed for a rise in the number of parcels being sent to the Island by post.
The Isle of Man Post Office says it's an area it's trying to remain competitive in to encourage people to use the service.
In May the cost of a stamp will rise by two pence - something that's been blamed on the amount of letters being sent falling.
Interim commercial director Niall Carey says it wants to utilise the current market:
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