I use the 5.2" x 5.2" with only 2 stamps to mail a CD , and have never had a problem. Will I be able to use these with the same postage charge?
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I have ordered these before and they are great quality, however, my post office charges $2.07 which they say is a media rate.
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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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i am sorry but i haven't tried this - i only use the scale for weighing - not sure what stamps.com is - will have to look into it - sorry to have been no help - but you may have inadvertantly help me - good luck
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I have used it successfully with postcard stock. Haven't tried anything heavier. I have not experienced ANY problems with this printer--print on CD's, scan to email, fax, etc. Very happy with it.
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I actually was able to put the CD along with a thin plastic case inside this mailer. So, yes, you can!
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I would say if the box has any girth/thickness to it these bubble mailers will not work. They are a really tight fit for DVD cases, so anything thicker than that your dimensions may be pushing it.
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I haven't had any issues with it for smaller envelopes. I send out bubble envelopes that weigh as small as 0.1 ounces and it's always been accurate. Anything smaller than that and it shouldn't matter to the USPS.
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The stamp is 7/8 high and could probably be as wide as 2 1/4, although mine is not that wide. Mine has 4 lines.
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Hi there! There are several factors that play into this - are you using record pads in addition to the records for extra protection? Also, some records (doubles, gatefolds, etc.) are thicker than other records. That being said - we can fit between 1 and 3 in these mailers with two cardboard pads, depending on the records. :)
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I use them all the time to ship first class. As long as it is under 13 oz it is fine. I actually had no idea it was over any measurements and have used them at least 30 times and not once has any one mentuioned that it was too big on my First Class mailings so you should nnot have any issues.
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I don't see why not? I just put a standard business size piece of junk mail on scale and it got a reading of 0.4 oz. Measures down to 0.1oz increments. I wouldn't rely on it for extremely precise technical or scientific measurements or anything! but for most shipping/postal applications under 5lbs seems to be accurate enough. Hope this helped.
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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...
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Yes, but the packaging varies in the design. There are two designs that I have seen, now most have the stamp type design.
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You may want to contact the company. The stamps I ordered were 3 letters and 4 letters, which print very clearly.
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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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I believe it would, although the size of the signature and numbers may be quite small. I would order it and they will email to you to send a scan of what you want on the stamp. You can ask them questions via email or phone after that about how best to go about it. If they then say it won't work, you can cancel the order and get a full refund. They're very nice to work with.
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I've not tried that, but no problems printing them via stamps.com or shipstation.com.
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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