Edicia rating service? And how do you ship your first class packages?

[GhostWhoWalks]

I am still using a printer and Self Adhesive shipping labels 2 per sheet. Just under 3 cents per label and the ink is.... lasting forever so far.

I found Endicia, and talked to some rep on the phone today seems very good. Get one of those thermal printing machines that requires NO INK!!! LYKE TOTALLY COOL DUDE! (I live under a rock if you havne't noticed, & I don't get out much either).

I wanted to get the Dymo Labelwriter 4XL for the 4x6 postage for Frist Class Mail. I would say it beats paying 2 cents per label as I am already + ink on the printer (total of 5 cents). This was almost a money saving machine until I did the math for 220 labels at $35.95 = $.1634etc so it's like 3 times more money to pring it using this system. Is there a website that offers these rolls for this machines? DYMO LabelWriter 4XL is the machine that would be good for first class. As it prints 4x6 as I said before.

I was looking on the forums here someone posted a while ago about a website thats good for these things. I can't seem to find it no more. AHHHHHH.... did check uline website but nothing really. I did fine some on stamps.com for like $13.99 for 100 in a roll. But yikes I was thinking this was going to be cheaper I guess not. Even on ebay their prices are still over .13 cents for one of these labels in a roll. Are their prices for shipping the same as ebay or a bit more expensive?

I think I got the Jewishest way of printing my labels under 5 cents so far.

[slim jim]

Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

I think I got the Jewishest way of printing my labels under 5 cents so far.

every day that passes by your true intelligence seems to shine

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by slim jim

every day that passes by your true intelligence seems to shine

LOL It's why I am asking around. Someone said those machines. I looked into it and found out that I'd be paying 3 times more. Even those rolls of labels are expensive! :O

[glh1309]

We use the 99019 7 inch format. There are two types of printers available. One uses the 99019 from a roll of discrete peel-offs, and the other (Brother) uses a continuous roll available on eBay that cuts off each one after printing. If you get a Brother type, also get a plastic roll holder that permits replacing the roll with inexpensive no-holder type replacement rolls.
Labels Direct, Inc. - LD99019

[GhostWhoWalks]

Nice, Thanks for sharing!