If they are small enough, they can be used for 'eBay standard envelope' or with stamps. If they are larger then 6x11" then they would go as 'large envelope' aka 'flat'. Stamps or flat would be untracked. In either case they must be flexible and uniformly thick to be sorted, otherwise they would have to go Ground Advantage.
@lovangels_10 Depending on the size and the what they sell for, those type of items are perfect for eBay Standard Envelope. Otherwise, if you ship in a manilla envelope and it is too big to go through the machines, it could be treated as a package. This could result in delays, the envelope being returned to you, or your buyer having to pay to get it from the post office due to postage due.
Make sure to remove any clasps if you do use a manilla envelope.
bdmh-enterprises
·1 month agoIf they are small enough, they can be used for 'eBay standard envelope' or with stamps. If they are larger then 6x11" then they would go as 'large envelope' aka 'flat'. Stamps or flat would be untracked. In either case they must be flexible and uniformly thick to be sorted, otherwise they would have to go Ground Advantage.
christworks
·1 month ago@lovangels_10 Depending on the size and the what they sell for, those type of items are perfect for eBay Standard Envelope. Otherwise, if you ship in a manilla envelope and it is too big to go through the machines, it could be treated as a package. This could result in delays, the envelope being returned to you, or your buyer having to pay to get it from the post office due to postage due.
Make sure to remove any clasps if you do use a manilla envelope.
krazzykats
·1 month agoYes, but you’ll need to add stiffeners to ensure they stay flat.