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Save money: send small packages First Class |
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Ship a Package Now
USPS Delivery Confirmation Info
Stamps.com & USPS Insurance
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Every day, businesses and individuals spend too much when they ship small packages. Here's help from Stamps.com on how to save BIG MONEY on SMALL PACKAGES:
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The least expensive way to get full USPS tracking is to add Delivery or Signature Confirmation to create a First Class "parcel" - a rigid package between 1/4" and 3/4" deep.
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The cost savings is significant. For example: a 2oz. package shipped as a First Class Parcel with Delivery Confirmation (3-day delivery) would cost only $0.73 versus $3.85 if it were shipped as a Priority Mail package (2-day delivery).
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But what about Delivery time? Priority Mail is expedited and almost always processed before First Class Mail -- that's why the USPS can assure delivery in 2-3 days almost anywhere in the country. However, First Class parcels are also delivered within three days to most of the United States as well. In general, Priority Mail may save a day in transit, but if you can wait an extra day, you can reduce your cost significantly.
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Perfect for shipping CDs, DVDs, tickets or other important documents for which you want tracking information, but don't need Certified Mail or Priority Mail status.
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Several packaging companies have developed specialized rigid cardboard boxes to help mailers take advantage of the First Class parcel rates. Look for packages 5/8" in depth to comply with USPS regulations. For information on whether your specific parcel will qualify, consult with your local USPS representative.
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