Click and Send Billing Question

[clarry100]

We have just received our first batch of C&S Satchels. And have set up our accounts ready to use. So far we haven't had any requirements to use it as the majority of our stuff goes out by regular mail large letter. We only need the satchels for bulkier orders.

In setting up the C&S accounts I cannot see anywhere to link in a card/account to use for billing. We have a bank account/card set up for our trading business and would prefer to use that for all postage (and other) costs.

Anyone any ideas on this?

[bigbrickshop]

Aus Post doesn't store your card details on the site. You need to enter them each time you pay for a batch of labels. Or if you have an Aus Post account you can link it your C&S.

[clarry100]

Ah! I see. Thanks.

[digital*ghost]

You can also use PayPal to pay for the postage on the satchels etc, which is quite handy.

[clarry100]

Can you pay over the counter when you lodge the package?

This way we could just use our EFTPOS card at the AP shop.

[bigbrickshop]

Payment for the flat-rate satchels and boxes has to be made online by creditcard or PayPal. If you are using your own packaging and paying the standard shipping rates then payment has to be made over the counter.

[jerryman12a]

Yes you can , when you get the option to select payment method you choose whichever suits you . ( towards the end of the process)

[clarry100]

Now I'm confused.

I thought the C&S satchels cost $6.95 to send.

Does that mean if you choose to pay over the counter you pay the normal parcel rate of $8.25?

[bigbrickshop]

Postage for the flat-rate satchels and boxes has to be paid online. You can't pay over the counter.

If you use your own satchels or boxes you can still process the labels online. Postage is at the standard parcel rates and payment is made over the counter.

[peridot55555]

I have used the 500 gram C&S satchels & paid over the counter for normal parcel post at $6.95 or the equivalent cost for the 3 kg C&S satchel.