If you sell trading cards AND use ebay's Standard Envelope for shipping
You might be interested in this new product from ebay shipping (if you have a store , you can apply your shipping credit to this) :
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You might be interested in this new product from ebay shipping (if you have a store , you can apply your shipping credit to this) :
tobaccocardyahoo
·2 years agoIt is about $4+/100 more than an Ebay imprinted #10 paperboard mailer.
It is too bad I do not trust ESE service
onefootflipper
·2 years agoThe price is extremely high to get the exact same result you get by cutting up a 3 pocket binder page and putting it in an envelope.
annadryl
·2 years agoI've done this with binder page "strips" too, it works great. I've shipped stamps in glassines in this way as well.
These envelopes and inserts are expensive for what they are. I also don't like the big tacky logo...
onefootflipper
·2 years agoIf all you do is cards then it is a good thing to spend that ebay shipping supplies coupon on though.
12345jamesstamps
·2 years agoIs this a standard envelope? It looks larger. I can put 2 cards in a standard envelope but not 3 side by side.
And this would be "metered mail" I assume.
I am going to go out on a limb and say eBay allows this...but will the USPS allow it?
Remember, the USPS came first and made certain rules. eBay cannot just say you can do this now and these are my rules.
Should be interesting to see if any complaints come in.
And will the little towns of USPS uphold to these new envelopes....or any little towns along the way in delivery.
Big cities of USPS might get it...but changes in little towns take some time for little towns to modernize.
my-cottage-books-and-antiques
OP2 years ago"ebay standard envelope" can be various sizes. Are you unfamiliar with the term?
onefootflipper
·2 years agoI ship 3 cards side by side in an envelope all the time, usually in a cut up binder page.