usps priority prepaid boxes

[danshan]

What site or where can I buy these boxes. I need like 50 smaill prepaid priority boxes. I can buy them with cc on stamps.com or usps.com but i want to buy them with paypal. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Dmshark25]

They are free

[danshan]

Prepaid priority boxes are free? Where?

[hazy]

https://www.usps.com/ship/priority-mail-flat.htm

[yotano211]

Originally Posted by danshan

Prepaid priority boxes are free? Where?

They are free at the usps.com website.

https://store.usps.com/store/browse/...S_PriorityMail

[MM78]

danshan, for $100, I will send you 50 boxes.

[yotano211]

Originally Posted by MM78

danshan, for $100, I will send you 50 boxes.

I'll send you 51 boxes for 49.95

[suspendedfoe]

Selling those boxes is a big no no, so just order them from usps they are free. Also if you dont want to wait for the boxes to arrive it takes at least 5-7 days business day shipping then just stop by USPS. They have usually like 10-20 by the counter.

Good luck matey!

[vogeltron]

What are you guys talking about. Prepaid boxes and envelopes cost money. Unless you have mistakenly used prepaid as a term instead of generic flat rate or just regular priority mail those boxes would be free.

But everyone is right. You can order the free boxes without postage or you can buy the prepaid boxes on USPS.com

Also there is a disclaimer even for the USPS website. "NOTE: Prepaid Forever Priority Mail Flat Rate™ Packaging is intended solely for use by the purchaser and cannot be resold."

[Dmshark25]

Oops didnt see prepaid priority thought you were looking for Flat rate priority boxes my fault

[danshan]

Thanks for all the replies but can everyone please read my original post again

Prepaid
Using paypal to pay for them

[Dmshark25]

Just out of curiosity why wouldn't you just pay for the shipping label after an order comes in or are they for something outside of ebay and amazon?

[danshan]

I use about 150 accounts and lots of those accounts have 21 day holds so i cant use that account to ship items sold on that account because the amount exceeds the starter images sale price at as well. I really want to buy like a few hundred boxes with paypal and than i can just upload the tracking to the stealth accounts

[Gamefreak]

Originally Posted by danshan

Thanks for all the replies but can everyone please read my original post again

Prepaid
Using paypal to pay for them

You wont find what you are looking for. You need to pay via card to be able to purchase these boxes. Paypal is NOT accepted by any company that I know of that sells them.

[danshan]

which companies sell them besides stamps and usps

[BigCJ]

Certain fedex locations sell the prepaid boxes.

[danshan]

I want to buy them with paypal, i know how to buy boxes at th post office, i want to buy them with paypal

[JJGold]

Why don't you call the USPS 800 # and ask them?

[slim jim]

Why don't you just use software like stamps.com? That way you don't need PayPal to fund it

[danshan]

I am sorry I guess I am not being clear.

I want to know where I can buy USPS prepaid boxes with paypal

[TheRevolver]

Originally Posted by danshan

I am sorry I guess I am not being clear.

I want to know where I can buy USPS prepaid boxes with paypal

I really want to thank all you smart a&%$ people for your help above too thanks again lol

It seems to be unclear what you're asking for... What do you mean by "pre-paid" boxes? Aren't all boxes prepaid, unless you get them free?

USPS.com offers free "Priority" boxes of all sizes. Once you receive the boxes, you can just print the label and put it on the box. The small flat rate priority box is $5.15 to ship anywhere in the USA. Actually, Priority mail is all I use, and recommend it to everyone.

Uline.com offers boxes for a very reasonable price and I do believe they accept Paypal, I could be wrong. I've ordered from the once before but I can't remember if I paid with Paypal or not...

[danshan]

This is what i need and want to be able to pay with paypal

USPS - Prepaid Forever Priority Mail Small Flat Rate™ Box (SFRB)