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blankauctions · ‎08-29-2019

As the above question asks and follow up questions:

Must you use a regional A or B box to get those prices or can you print out and slap it on a non-flat rate priority box?

I am seeing king items shipped for about $ 2 or 3 less which would be great. I just don’t want to get screwed in a package not arriving.

johnrj1226 · ‎09-01-2019

Bad Day EH?

Not a problem just rotated my monitor 180

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lja440 · ‎09-01-2019

LOL, that is probably the easiest solution.

I have two cats that do this pinning down my arm to get my attention. Oliver and Miss Rain, her brother Mr. Mist has his own 'thing' he will go to the back of the chair and drape himself over my shoulder and snuffle and nip my cheek or chin. Or if he is in a real mood bite my pen or tags.

tienhu-66 · ‎09-01-2019

I still do not understand the content of the article on what?
However, which one is cheaper then I buy.

yhlml · ‎09-01-2019

Yes, in our PO they have them on display at the counter. "Boston Fabric" post sounded like they are only for online sellers.

lja440 · ‎09-02-2019

@tienhu-66 wrote:
I still do not understand the content of the article on what?
However, which one is cheaper then I buy.

RR'A' will always be cheaper than RR'B'

RR'A' ships at around the 2# cost but maxes out at 15#, heavier than that and you can't use a RR'A' box

RR'B' ships at around the 5# cost with it maxing out at 20#

Of course if you have an item that weighs 2# but will not fit in the rather small RR'A' box, it does not benefit you to use the larger RR'B' box because it will cost you more than using a zoned priority box or a standard plain brown box.