@peachesshannon Since you have a store, make sure you use your store coupon. I just use the coupon to buy the eBay boxes. Otherwise, I get my boxes from Zoro, and sometimes Walmart or Lowes/Home Depot if I need an especially large box. Our local recycling center has ton of boxes but I started buying mine this year because it was taking up too much time hunting down free boxes, then having to clean off the old labels.
christworks
·8 months ago@peachesshannon Since you have a store, make sure you use your store coupon. I just use the coupon to buy the eBay boxes. Otherwise, I get my boxes from Zoro, and sometimes Walmart or Lowes/Home Depot if I need an especially large box. Our local recycling center has ton of boxes but I started buying mine this year because it was taking up too much time hunting down free boxes, then having to clean off the old labels.
femmefan1946
·8 months agoIgnore the prices on those eBay branded boxes.
You are also getting a discount coupon.
And free shipping.
This means that after applying the coupon your purchase can be effectively free , although you will probably be charged the appropriate sales taxes.
That's cheaper than driving to Staples. No gas used. No time wasted.
Time is money. Money is time.
1786davycrockett
·8 months ago@peachesshannon
Here's the eBay site for which you are asking -- https://www.ebay.com/str/ebayshippingsupplies
But you can easily pick up an unlimited amount of FREE cardboard boxes at nearly every grocery store.
peachesshannon
OP8 months agoThank you so much