Can I use this to send a poster through the mail?
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I'm not sure if a postal service would allow that. If they do, you can definitely use it. But the retractable piece that shortens or lengthens the tube can come loose at times, so the case could shorten during shipping and crunch the poster. I'd recommend a cardboard tube to mail a poster to someone.
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The strap would have to be secured. I would probably buy a cardboard tube if I was going to be mailing it
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not sure. I purchased this simply for attending professional conferences. I guess you have to check with the postal office.
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I think so, but you may have to tape the strap or remove it. I mainly use it for air travel.
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Probably? The problem would be the strap, I don't believe that it is detachable. It seems more sturdy than the cardboard ones you usually mail posters in, and I think it's more expensive too and having to cut the strap (the only way I can think of that you could detach it) seems like a waste of money. I will say that it was beat up as my carry on and my friends actually had to check their's and the tube didn't become unextended and didn't crush any of our posters. Not sure how much more abuse it'd get in the mail. A sturdy cardboard or slightly cheaper plastic one without a strap might be better though. Probably? The problem would be the strap, I don't believe that it is detachable. It seems more sturdy than the cardboard ones you usually mail posters in, and I think it's more expensive too and having to cut the strap (the only way I can think of that you could detach it) seems like a waste of money. I will say that it was beat up as my carry on and my friends actually had to check their's and the tube didn't become unextended and didn't crush any of our posters. Not sure how much more abuse it'd get in the mail. A sturdy cardboard or slightly cheaper plastic one without a strap might be... » Read More Probably? The problem would be the strap, I don't believe that it is detachable. It seems more sturdy than the cardboard ones you usually mail posters in, and I think it's more expensive too and having to cut the strap (the only way I can think of that you could detach it) seems like a waste of money. I will say that it was beat up as my carry on and my friends actually had to check their's and the tube didn't become unextended and didn't crush any of our posters. Not sure how much more abuse it'd get in the mail. A sturdy cardboard or slightly cheaper plastic one without a strap might be better though. « Show Less
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Yes you can, this is The EPrint and Share feature. All you need is the email of the printer (each printer has its own address) and that's it
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Hi we use USPS and are setup for p.o boxes, not sure why it wouldn't let you use that, may be an Amazon issue. Thanks
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This item ships via Ground service only. It is too large to ship to a Post Office.
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A printer for postage would help. Either a Zebra label printer for 4x6 or the small Dymo for stamp size. Printing on 8.5x11 isn't practical unless you do a couple a year for packages only.
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Not directly. There is a lot you can do using email though. Lots of services will send you information you want via email, after receiving an email from you.
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Yes, the postage will be same because it depends on how much weight it is.ThanksBest regards, Gigablockshop
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Great for sending homemade cards, but not real thick. So guess my answer would have to be NO. Sorry. When I make cards, you can see some of the clip art/print through the sealed envelope. Bob
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yes, with a permanent marker like a sharpie. Best to write the address before putting anything in the envelope and waiting for it to dry.
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Yes you can. Smooth envelopes like business envelopes. It will come with a guide book to show you how to access the menu to set up the process.
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Sorry...haven't ever done that. I print each envelope directly and add small notations or bits of art stuff.
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I can't see why not, as it works great as an address stamp. Good clean crisp impressions every time.
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You can always send us ( or the vendor ) a note. However, there would be an additional shipping fee in most cases as USPS, Fedex and UPS would charge to resend. At least from us.
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I have never used mine. I wanted to return mine but can not send in mail. Which did not make sence, since that is how I received it in the first place.
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Haven't used it on poster board, but it is pretty sticky. I use it for envelope addresses.
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Sure you can. Send an e-mail to Brown Box Bonanza at: 7y6bzq3qpbkgm50@marketplace.amazon.com and they will tell you how to send it or they will send you a paid label to send it. Good luck
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send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can... however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.