I just printed out a label for a shipment that I figured to be a certain weight, but I made a mistake and actually the shipping weight is going to be just under an ounce higher. (both my mistaken weight and the actual one were between 1 and 2 pounds)
Anyway if I'm using a USPS Priority Mail Flat-Rate envelope the cost is going to be the same regardless... so my question is do I still need to go through all the trouble of cancelling the label, printing out a new one, and waiting for a postage refund? Normally I would just do that but it seems like such a needless thing to do in this case when I'm using flat-rate and the difference is not even an additional ounce. Would they actually consider it to be "mail fraud" or something?
yeah I'm lazy I know lol
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I've routinely under posted items... For the most part everything goes through fine.I've had only 1 person ever tell me it arrived postage due. I estimate what the item weighs and add an ounce, as long as it's within 1 or 2 ounces, it goes through fine. Priority flate rate is irrelevant as to the weight.... custom labels are the only ones that ask you for a weight on flat rate envelopes.
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