Shipping Question
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huh? an xbox 360 game u mean? around 6 oz.
use paypal shipping service btw, it ownz
use paypal shipping service btw, it ownz
You don't need the dimensions for such small packages. Just got a store, buy some 6x9 bubble mailers (size 0 I think is what they're called).
PayPal shipping is just more convenient and for US transactions, you can save a lot of money on delivery confirmation ($.18 at PayPal vs $.75 at USPS). But if shipping to Canada, it really doesn't hold much of an advantage as far as I know (other than convenience).
PayPal shipping is just more convenient and for US transactions, you can save a lot of money on delivery confirmation ($.18 at PayPal vs $.75 at USPS). But if shipping to Canada, it really doesn't hold much of an advantage as far as I know (other than convenience).
Yep #0 is what fits a single game/DVD.
If you don't have a scale you better put 8 ouces of postage on it. Depending on the size of the manual the weight of a game + bubble mailer can vary a bit but most of the time 6-7 ounces of postage does the trick. Remember if it's 6.1 oz you'd need 7 oz of postage.
If you are just using the estimator and are going to mail from the post office then putting in 7 ounces is probably a good choice.
Also first class mail (and most other types of USPS mail under 1 pound) are the same cost anywhere in the US so you really don't need to use a shipping estimator on your listing for them.
If you don't have a scale you better put 8 ouces of postage on it. Depending on the size of the manual the weight of a game + bubble mailer can vary a bit but most of the time 6-7 ounces of postage does the trick. Remember if it's 6.1 oz you'd need 7 oz of postage.
If you are just using the estimator and are going to mail from the post office then putting in 7 ounces is probably a good choice.
Also first class mail (and most other types of USPS mail under 1 pound) are the same cost anywhere in the US so you really don't need to use a shipping estimator on your listing for them.
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