Selecting USPS First Class Mail International Letter for Postcard

[kds99]

With the recent removal of First Class Package and probably previous miscellaneous changes, I have lost my ability to create a listing with the option of using "USPS First Class Mail International Letter"  for a postcard in a plain white envelope. An immediate example is the listing entitled "c1970s-80s Postcard Going To The Sun Road Glacier National Park MT Unposted USA,".

What am I overlooking?

[hartungcards]

It says it only ships to the United States.

[12345jamesstamps · Accepted solution]

I  have USPS First Class Mail International...if that is what you are looking for. I have numerous drafts and always use the same one. 

Maybe if you still have one posted as that...do a revise of an old listing you now have posted...change nothing and post again...and then click into post "similar" the one revised but wasn't actually revised...change photos and description of new item and the shipping stays the same.

[dirk12955]

When I make a listing for stamps,   I have the choice of International letter,  large envelope, parcel  or package.

Nothing has changed for me.   

[kds99]

Yes, it shows no international shipping because in selecting International shipping, it refused to allow international letter.

[kds99]

Thanks. I think I will seek out a "good" listing and sell similar. Frustrating though to have to do that. I don't understand what's happened.

[kds99]

I can make the international letter selection but the system won't save my selection.

[kds99]

Well, it didn't totally work as the resulting listing could not be used with sell similar because then I can't add Ground as a secondary shipping method for domestic shipping. I apparently have to go back to a listing that was created in the era of First Class Parcel in order to be able to select my desired shipping methods. The "child" of an old listing will not produce a listing which can be used to "sell similar" without foregoing either Ground or International letter. What a mess!

[tdl_collectibles]

Not sure if it helps at all but I'm auto-defaulted into the Ebay International Shipping. I have all of my sub $19.99 postcards listed with eBay Standard Envelope, and I've sold a few to international buyers.  Not sure how much the buyers have had to pay for it but I guess they wanted the cards enough to pay it and I didn't have to do anything different with shipping (postcard in a sleeve, in an ecoswift mailer and slap an ESE label on it for 63 cents).