Write shipping label

[15goodfinds]

I don't have a printer. I can save $1.00 if I print a label, instead of doing it at the counter.

Can I just print the mailing label with the delivery conformation? And just write that on the label?

Or if I go to staples and bring a USB drive with me, how much would it cost to print 1 sheet?

I just went to staple's site. Is it really 14 cents?

If that's the case, I'm only out 14 cents, instead of 98 cents that the post office will charge.

[15goodfinds]

Enough with buying a printer. I am not buying one. It is not worth it for only using it for 1 or 2 prints a month.

[lja440]

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@vanman1029 wrote:

You can get a good printer for cheap at any Wal-mart.

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Yes you can but for some people it isn't worth it. Neither of my girls own printers even the one that does eBay occasionally. When they need to print something, including labels they either come out to my house or put it in a e-mail and I'll print it and we will meet in town catch up and usually eat when I hand whatever they needed printed off.

We found that a lot of our inks were being wasted just drying up. This system works best for us at this time. 

[johnrj1226]

@vanman1029 

You are right - a HP Deskjet 3755 is $59.00 at Walmart - recently bought one at  Best Buy on sale for  $49.99.  Comes with Set Up Cartridges that lasted  us about 2 months - our son did a couple   printings of 20+  pages on them  before  they "crapped out".  Replacement for a Black  cartridge is $15.99 for  Combo pack $29.99.    We don't  print a lot at home & yet to  have a cartridge "dry" out.  I've bought ink jet cartridges that were 10 years old still sealed and they worked just fine.

My time  has some  value plus  you  can  print any time you want at home - hot or cold, rain or snow.

Had a HP officejet 4500 series prior this one and it  lasted 12+ years.  Oh we ain't spring chickens either - we  will soon celebrate the 10th anniversary of being a card carrying members of the Medicare Club (which we  still pay for each month even after paying into to it since 1965 - it ain't free ).