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!
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Hi,dear friend,sorry for the later reply,Of course you can, but you need to add the postage fees,thanks!
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I use Ebay and Amazon. If you need to send Media mail, USPS site will not off on line discount for that. Media mail gets less expensive if the package is over 13. oz. anything less is minimal difference if any at all.
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Yes. My husband uses them for his postcard collection, many of which have messages from the early 1900s that are as valuable to him as the actual card.
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These envelopes are clear plastic and would not be appropriate for mailing I don't think.
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I am pretty confident that 3rd party labels for NON-postage uses are okay.The stamp labels require you to access an online account, while you can print labels without even connecting to an online network.Short answer: 95% yes.
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Unfortunately, these envelopes are NOT heat resistant. :-( I use Stamps.com for a lot of my postage needs, so will print the postage onto a label, then trim that label to fit on these envelopes. I'd only go thru the trouble to do this IF I wanted a "date" stamped on my postage, like for a mortgage payment, etc. Still, you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal for general usage. Hope this helps, Howard
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Good Question...but I think so. Know that they are not rigidly stiff (can bend some)....but would give extra protection, especially if clothing is also packaged in plastic. I purchased this chipboard to ship photos...and protect mailing envelope from bending too much.
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Typically costs me about $2.42 to mail this (by weight) with a couple of prints inside. Sorry I don't the actual weight.
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As long ss you put some cardboard in with the documents it would be fine for a few. If you have an inch of more you can put the docs in then gold the mailer 5ight and then wrz ap it with packing taps as you add the shipper. That will leave it a nice tight way to mail. Shipping is so expensive! These mailer's only weigh an ounce or so. So much better than boxes.
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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.
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I don't know if I can help. I just keep this on hand for packages that I mail out, or boxes I keep with mementos in them. Hope you find the right answer for you.
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Hi - I use it for Media, First Class Mail, Priority, Parcel select and library mail. I do not think this Dymo LableWriter is compatible. I could use it for stamps but choose not to. Very efficient and works for what I need to do.
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Yes, it is. These boxes are the best for mailing records. They fold easily over, and they are absolutely wonderful. You will love them for shipping records. Well worth the buy. Thanks for asking.
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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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Should be no problem. I did not do that but did include a folded 8 1/2 x 11 paper with instructions with the CD. Postage was 87 cents each, probably a few cents higher now. Do not let USPS charge you for parcel post rates. The size and shape allows for first class postage for rigid envelope. Mine weighed less than 2 oz. Parcel post was something like $2.39 each.
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no... but assuming you're shipping something from amazon, ebay, or usps.gov -- their system tells you how much postage is based on weight... i ship stuff i sell on amazon all the time... i just pop in the numbers that were on the scale