When printing a shipping label through eBay if package/thick envelop is selected for first class it allows up to 16oz.
I thought first class was up to 13oz and anything automatically becomes priority?
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Another tip, if it will fit in a padded bubble mailer, then your set. USPS has flat rate bublle mailer, only 6.10 anywhere in the us. I have literally fit 10 lb items in them with zero issue.
Another tip, if it will fit in a padded bubble mailer, then your set. USPS has flat rate bublle mailer, only 6.10 anywhere in the us. I have literally fit 10 lb items in them with zero issue.
Haha, I have a little tip for you as well. You can put the padded flat rate envelope inside a regular flat rate envelope and ship for $5.69 rather than $6.10.
Regardless, this point is entirely irrelevant for retailer's original question. You aren't allowed to ship First Class packages in Priority envelopes. The shipment would never be accepted by USPS.
The Following User Says Thank You to phaz0rz For This Useful Post:
Dear god, I ship with bubble wrappers and commonly ship 2 pound items. I never knew you could get the postage down that low with the flat rate envelopes. I knew about the boxes, but never thought about the padded ones. This would shave a hell of an expense for some items. 2 pounds from the east coast to northern west coast can sometimes run 9 and above. Thanks for the tips you two.
The Following User Says Thank You to vettefever17 For This Useful Post:
Your welcome. Weirdest thing I should from east to west coast was a carb from a flathead v8. Sold for 150 for parts. Wrapped in two of the bubble mailers. Looked like a giant basbetball. Was 15 usd, now 6 bucks.
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