I just printed a priority shipping label and got free insurance, and the label states Priority Two Day Delivery. There are a lot of new features available with USPS which will make it so much easier to ship and to track. The new tracking feature is cool too.
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MyTexasTreasures Reputation: 1244 See MyTexasTreasures' booth |
Thanks for the reminder.
The only shipping labels I’ve printed the last few days have been first class, so no insurance, which is understandable. I read a comment recently that the amount of insurance , $100 or $200, is based on whether your postage rate is commercial or commercial plus. I think this was in Ina’s blog but there was still some question about that.
So, did you have to enter a value, when printing the label? How much insurance did you receive? Do we know where the insurance rates are for items valued over $100 or $200?
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
I did last night, but now it has yesterday’s date and 2 days delivery on it….guess I am now going to have to be careful when I print shipping labels.
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
Thanks for letting us know. Cindybear, you should be able to choose a shipping date, up to 5 days in advance I think. I often work on a Saturday and post mark my dates for Monday.
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cottagecreekxstitch Reputation: 43 See cottagecreekxstitch's booth |
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Like the insurance idea as UPS of course has always had that and made many ship with them just for that reason.
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driver211plus Reputation: 14 See driver211plus' booth |
I printed a shipping label last night! I use Priority most of the time like the Free insurance!
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gramagrama Reputation: 54 See gramagrama's booth |
Yes, I printed one Friday nite and got the free insurance…I love it…Happy sales and shopping…
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TRENDYSTYLES5 Reputation: 25 See TRENDYSTYLES5's booth |
Just discovered the free Insurance today – Clerk told me it has been for about a week. I was sending a Priority Large Flat Rate and the maximum free insurance was $50.00
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EclecticStuff Reputation: 23 See EclecticStuff's booth |
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