Can I use these to mail items such as catalogs? Does this material add to postage costs?
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Yes, you can mail catalogs....it adds nothing to postage costs, I use them for books, comics, catalogs, lots of things!
2282338
Yes you could mail those items in these bags. CAUTION--there is no padding so you would have toadd some to anything fragile.
34905
Yes. I use these checks for mailing with a standard window envelope. It works well, just as it should.
1214575
you write them on a sticker then stick them on. by the way, the postage is pretty expensive, given its unusual size and shape. it is a lot cheaper to drive around and drop them off in mailboxes...
457688
Yes, the postage will be same because it depends on how much weight it is.ThanksBest regards, Gigablockshop
2194752
Yes. I got this thickness because they are still thin enough not to be considered "rigid" by the USPS, but thick enough to keep a certificate from being too bashed up. I use a 9x12 envelope, and 2 of these would fit easily.
1398810
Yes...and then some. I use the white cardboard mailers to send out CDsx with a polyurethane cover and have no problem.....they are very sturdy and I think you will be a bit surprised at the quality, which is excellent........have used them for three years in a row now to handle big mailings with never a problem...
1100890
Absolutely, although the free shipping we offer is only for US addresses. These are a bit hefty so shipping up to Canada may run around $20-40 depending on the ship to address.
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Yes, you could print on these whatever you want, they are actually larger than regular postage stamps--my guess is they are 1. 5 x 1.25. The stamps come blank in sheets. But they have the deckled edge like regular stamps. They look unattractive when printed with the postage from Dymo, frankly, but it saves me a trip to buy stamps. They have a software package that you use to actually print the stamps, and you can choose the amount of the postage. If you don't intend to use them for mailings, they may be good. I would think though that you could get a better deal buying those deckle edge scissors and using blank sticker paper.
1432943
Yes! They are just a little stiffer than normal envelopes, but are the same size and require the same postage as regular no. 10 envelopes.
1584138
The sheets are very thin, I do not think it would be a very good protective mailer, cardboard would be better. They do however work great for print making.
1623014
Yes. I've been using these for years for things I sell through eBay and PayPal.I print my U.S. Postage labels from PayPal multi order shipping.
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Sorry, not at this time. USPS - There are NOT any Mail Services available for the specified mail piece. DHL shipping will cost more that the item.Jef
669653
Not familiar with mailmate brand but if the sheets will physically fit into the shredder (at least 8 1/2 inches wide slot) then they will work. The sheets could be cut for a smaller shredder but that may prove to be messy.
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Yes, these work great for that, I use them to mail a 10-page newsletter that is printed on 81/2 x 11" paper folded in half.
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Yes, ultimately it would be cheaper... Unless they were all large items...but if I can put them all in one of USPS' prepaid shipping boxes, then definitely.
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Sure, it will work for registered mail. USPS just wants all the seams sealed, then they stamp it with the registered stamp, so they can tell if its tampered with.