About shipping with USPS Priority Mail (1-3 days) Small Flat Rate Box.

[gia.c.v]

Hi everyone. 

I have a question about shipping with USPS Priority Mail  Small Flat Rate Box.  I just printed a shipping label on ebay and wondering if is ok to put/attach on the box ( see pics ) or should i use other kind of label for Priority Mail ?  

And if is ok to attach on the box, i should attach shipping label on the back side ( sec picture ) right ? 

It's that ok if the shipping label cover everything on the box ?

I knew this might be a silly question. Sorry im new and  i just like to make sure i won't mess up .

[lintbrush*]

As long as your puchased a Priority Small Flat Rate postage label, you're good to go.

I print on plain paper and secure it to the package using clear packing tape - covering the whole label.

You can put it in the designated label area.  It can be bigger or smaller.  It's not supposed to fold over the sides, but even that happens sometimes (as long as you don't fold the barcode in half)

You can put it right-side up, sideways, upsidedown.  It'll be fine. 

It should fit well sideways.

[chinohighcowboys1963 · Accepted solution]

Just print the label on any kind of plain paper and attach it to any side of the box that it fits.

Be sure to put clear packing tape over ENTIRE label,(yes, even the bar code), to prevent smearing in case of wet weather.

[gia.c.v]

tape over ENTIRE label even the BAR CODE ????? 

I read the label and it says DO NOT TAPE OVER THE BAR CODE 

I thought maybe it's gonna be hard to scan or ?

So u guys sure it's ok to TAPE ALL OVER ENTIRE LABEL ?

[lex-talon]

Either side is fine. I use those self adhesive labels. You can use plain paper as well.

[chinohighcowboys1963]

I was a seller for several years and I ALWAYS taped over the bar code.  Just make sure the tape has no wrinkles. Carriers can easily scan the bar code through the tape, but if it gets wet and smeared, it can't be scanned.

[gia.c.v]

Thank you so muchhhhhhh 

[gia.c.v]

Got it!!! 

Thank you so muchhhhh 

[gia.c.v]

thank you.