on โ04-09-2019 01:31 PM
on โ04-09-2019 04:34 PM
I was thinking how that's going to affect us when we have already got a stack of prepaid satchels, but it seems ok
on โ04-09-2019 05:04 PM
my key question Curraone! where did you find this link? I couldn't find it in the above link. I wonder if its worth stocking up on satchels - or not.. obv dependant on what you sell...
on โ04-09-2019 05:08 PM
I got an email from AP and ther link went to a blank page.
If, however, you go to the standard AP website, there should be a banner across the top with a link to the changes.
โ04-09-2019 05:13 PM - edited โ04-09-2019 05:15 PM
@onekiwi0 wrote:my key question Curraone! where did you find this link? I couldn't find it in the above link. I wonder if its worth stocking up on satchels - or not.. obv dependant on what you sell...
My email from Aust Post had a FAQ link - click on the See
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on โ04-09-2019 05:24 PM
What do you think this means?
Sending overseas
on โ04-09-2019 05:24 PM
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on โ04-09-2019 06:25 PM
I use flat postage for flat-rate satchels and don't have any dimensions listed.
One would hope (in vain, probably) that eBay would adjust their satchel requirements to the new AP ones. ie Not size delineated, except what can fit in a satchel.
on โ04-09-2019 06:30 PM
LOL
on โ04-09-2019 07:46 PM
It must be nearly October again! I always forget this is coming.
The satchels business is a bit confusing to me at first glance. I saw 4 different 5KG satchel sizes listed on that page and scratched my head.
My usual problem is insuficient space rather than weight limit, and I have to use 3KG and 5KG satchels for large, relatively light packages, so I'll have to think about how this will affect things.
One of the bigger jumps looks to be international large letter, which I use a lot. That's up across all weights by around 10%. I know they don't do this every year - they tend to do international letters one year, and local the next - but 10% is a hike considering the supposed current 1.9% inflation rate. I know they complain they're losing money on letters, but at the same time they're making a killing on parcels, and you'd think one would underwrite the other... and you've heard all this before haven't you.
If I'm reading this right, extra cover is being rationalised to a flat rate per $100, rather than a higher amount for the first $100 and a lesser one thereafter. Not sure how that will balance out. Easier to remember if nothing else.