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what courier should i use to ship a Lanyard, its too thick to ship usps letter, i tried, it was barely to thick, so what should i use to ship to get a rate
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what courier should i use to ship a Lanyard, its too thick to ship usps letter, i tried, it was barely to thick, so what should i use to ship to get a rate
disneyshopper
Mentor2 weeks agoUSPS first class mail does not come with tracking. I suggest selecting USPS Ground Advantage, and I would use a padded envelope. You would select custom packaging > package.
mudshark61369
Mentor2 weeks ago@jerseysstyle-1 ,
You could probably ship them in a 9x12" manilla envelope, Using USPS first class package. I'd probably sandwich them between two thin pieces of cardboard so the clips do not jam a sorting machine.
You would have to check the USPS site for 1st. Class mail requirements. However, since you have posted Ground Advantage as your shipping method below are the requirements for an envelope.
Thickness and Rigidity: To ship an envelope via Ground Advantage, it generally needs to be thick (more than 3/4 inch) or rigid so it qualifies and processes correctly as a parcel rather than jamming sorting machines meant for standard flat mail.
In the future before listing items you have not shipped before you should make sure you have chosen the appropriate shipping service and package types before listing items.
You may want to end those listings and/or revise them to select the proper service/package types once you know the package requirements.