I almost feel like I'd rather use the flat rate boxes to not go through this hassle but I cant argue with being able to potentially ship for less than $5.75.ДЄny advice or experience you guys have had is very helpful. I have a weight scale at home, but doesnt the 'thickness' of the package matter more? Could I theoretically stick the item in the poly mailer, get the weight and calculate from there? First Class Mail Letters: 1 3 business days (from 0.55) First Class Large Envelope: 1 3 business days (from 1.00) First Class Package Service: 1 3 business days (from 3.80) USPS Retail Ground: 2 8 business days (from 7.50) Priority Mail Regional Rate: 1 3 business days (from 9. How do I know what the 'final price' will be? I don't want to put too little and the package comes back to me. Can I still use the 'expedited shipping' that is offered for flat rate boxes? How do I list this option when I first put the item up for sale If your postage cost comes to 2.32, for example, you would divide 2.32 by 0.58 to get 4. The number you get is how many stamps youвЂ™ll need. Divide the postage price by the price of a Forever stamp. so this is where the poly mailers get tricky. Put in the itemвЂ™s info as accurately as possible to make sure youвЂ™re paying the right postage. I tend to focus my sales on handbags and 'heavy' items. For international delivery the estimated shipping time is 5 30 calendar. However, I'm looking more into using poly mailers to keep shipping expneses low. Kindly note that currently, China post cannot process or transport parcel to.

As I started my eBay business I was using flat rate boxes and envelopes thinking it was the best way to go to ship my items.

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