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on 21-05-2016 05:51 PM
If you know your PO well then ask them for a letter gauge as then you'll have the thickness guide you need
for items that can go as letter rate.
I did send a few thicker case items earlier in my selling but as noted you can only fit one in the smaller envelope
and two in the bigger one.
I post all my items via the post office and they know I prefer the stickers instead of the stamps as it contains the
time and date that the item was sent.(I always get a receipt as well so I have that info).
Posting via the PO also makes certain the correct postage is charged,(I have a set of scales that items are
weighed on).
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on 23-05-2016 11:11 AM
Thanks go-tazz, I will keep that in mind.
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on 24-05-2016 07:15 PM
I prefer prepaid envelopes and buy them in 100 lots to save 10%, works out at $2.20ea.
These are the best for series as they usually weigh over 125gm and the prepaid envelopes will allow 500gm as long as it goes through the slot.
As said above, I use the larger prepaid envelope to post 2 dvd's or 2 series side by side as that way they still fit through the slot