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Quick poll, what's the most efficient and cost effective way to ship t shirts for online buys?
Padded soft envelopes.
Padded soft envelopes.
Just the flat rate kind the USPS uses? Or buy the envelopes from a store, and take it to UPS/FedEx?
Pretty sure I heard a theramin in one of these DDJ songs. This album is blowing me away.
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purple ric clone. do it up john haha.
Just the flat rate kind the USPS uses? Or buy the envelopes from a store, and take it to UPS/FedEx?
Pretty sure I heard a theramin in one of these DDJ songs. This album is blowing me away.
I would buy the envelopes bulk from office depot or whatever, then if you happen to know some one with a digital postage scale you can use this website:
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to get exact shipping prices. I'd use priority mail, or first class is even cheaper. Of course if you're going to use UPS or something look for their websites, which should also have postage calculators.
Edit: Those poly bags look like the way to go.
I'm not seeing a way to check USPS cost with my own packaging. Why do they make things like this so difficult? Only see options for THEIR flat rate envelopes.
I'm not seeing a way to check USPS cost with my own packaging. Why do they make things like this so difficult? Only see options for THEIR flat rate envelopes.
Ancient, I think A low end boost or perceived low mid mid boost both sound cool.