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Printing post labels - no RM second class?
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DavidM
Dec 7, 2009, 3:00:34 PM12/7/09
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Just sold a whole load of low cost items that I'd listed with RM 2nd
delivery. Use the link on the right hand side of the sold items list
to print postage labels, takes me to PayPal (sign in etc) then get the
item details, addresses etc. but there's no option for 2nd class post
on there any more (or maybe there never was - first time I've tried to
use it to keep buyer costs down).
delivery. Use the link on the right hand side of the sold items list
to print postage labels, takes me to PayPal (sign in etc) then get the
item details, addresses etc. but there's no option for 2nd class post
on there any more (or maybe there never was - first time I've tried to
use it to keep buyer costs down).
Ended up having to send the lot a 1st class. Fortunately no heavy
items so not a huge extra cost.
Just checked and 2nd class is still an option when creating listings,
seems a bit misleading.
Any ideas?
Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot
Dec 7, 2009, 3:26:32 PM12/7/09
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Ebay want you to post everything 1st class so they don't allow 2nd. Sign up
for online postage with RM, load up the account with a tenner, Robert's your
dad's.
Si
Mike
Dec 7, 2009, 4:56:17 PM12/7/09
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In message <tanqh5to0qa24j85n...@4ax.com>
at 20:00:34 on Mon, 7 Dec 2009, DavidM <davidm_...@hotmail.com>
wrote
>Ended up having to send the lot a 1st class. Fortunately no heavy
>items so not a huge extra cost.
>
When you say "fortunately no heavy items" I don't think you can send
heavy items 2nd class anyway - I think the upper limit is 750g
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Mike News
at 20:00:34 on Mon, 7 Dec 2009, DavidM <davidm_...@hotmail.com>
wrote
>Ended up having to send the lot a 1st class. Fortunately no heavy
>items so not a huge extra cost.
>
heavy items 2nd class anyway - I think the upper limit is 750g
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Mike News
davidm_uk
Dec 8, 2009, 9:51:37 AM12/8/09
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Up to 1Kg for second class, mine were all much less than that anyway.
davidm_uk
Dec 8, 2009, 9:53:29 AM12/8/09
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Thanks. Had a look at that, seems ok except you have to create your
own address labels, bit time consuming. Guess I'll just go back to
using 1st class.
Mike
Dec 8, 2009, 1:37:52 PM12/8/09
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In message <bupsh55jcthuvul4k...@4ax.com>
at 14:51:37 on Tue, 8 Dec 2009, davidm_uk <davidm_...@hotmail.com>
wrote
>>When you say "fortunately no heavy items" I don't think you can send
>>heavy items 2nd class anyway - I think the upper limit is 750g
>
>Up to 1Kg for second class, mine were all much less than that anyway.
>
For large letter, 750g is the max
For packet, the limit is much higher
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Mike News
at 14:51:37 on Tue, 8 Dec 2009, davidm_uk <davidm_...@hotmail.com>
wrote
>>When you say "fortunately no heavy items" I don't think you can send
>>heavy items 2nd class anyway - I think the upper limit is 750g
>
>Up to 1Kg for second class, mine were all much less than that anyway.
>
For packet, the limit is much higher
--
Mike News
Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot
Dec 8, 2009, 4:26:11 PM12/8/09
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davidm_uk wrote:
>>
> Thanks. Had a look at that, seems ok except you have to create your
> own address labels, bit time consuming. Guess I'll just go back to
> using 1st class.
>>
> Thanks. Had a look at that, seems ok except you have to create your
> own address labels, bit time consuming. Guess I'll just go back to
> using 1st class.
You do have to click through a lot of pages but I then print straight onto
an envelope so it's useful for my purposes.
Si
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