FEDEX and UPS do the same thing occasionally. USPS just seems to do it more frequently than their profit seeking competition.quote:Originally posted by Dusty78:
I ordered a product online that left the distribution center in Macon GA on the 26th, from there it went to Augusta GA, then Charlotte where I live, from Charlotte it was routed to West Palm Beach FL, then Opa Locka Florida and now it's headed back to Charlotte? No wonder the Post office loses so much money...they waste so much fuel
Ps: this is not the first time I have noticed this happen
using the paypal link for first class and priority makes for a speedy process, and no line at the po drop off. and a while back i noticed using the paypal usps for the small flat rate box was a few cents cheaper than the usps click n ship.quote:Originally posted by Blackmore:
If you sell a lot of stuff online USPS is still the best option for two reasons:
Using bubble mailers or small boxes and PayPal's shipping app you get a discount on First Class over standard counter rates and can mail up to 15 oz (13 oz. max at counter). There is also a significant discount on Priority using the PayPal app.
Regional Flat Rate boxes that you order online have saved me a bunch of money over the standard Flat Rate boxes. You will need an account at USPS online to print the necessary labels.