posted on December 26, 2001 10:45:54 AM new
I want to sign up for a service but there are a few to choose from. Anyone recommend the best one for your money? I only ship 15 - 20 packages approximately per week.
posted on December 26, 2001 11:27:11 PM new
I use simply postage and love it. I am at about 600 packages a month. Pays for itself. Postal clerks always round up ya know...
20 a week, I really would stay with the post office though (monthly fees are too much). Thats only 2 visits a week. Go before work or on a saturday. The post office is not that bad.
posted on December 27, 2001 12:11:52 AM new
I use Endicia.com. If you search past post here you will see that many poster here use them. I have NEVER seen better customer service anywhere in my life!
Not sure what the charges are but I think they still offer 30 days trial.
Easy to use once you get the layout set. You get free delivery confirmation on priority mail and 12 cents on media mail.
Harry ( the owner, I think) often visits this board and answers many postage questions or whatever. Like I said, you will not find better customer service!
posted on December 27, 2001 01:38:43 AM new
Anybody can use the free/$.12 electronic Delivery Confirmation just by using the following usps.com URL and shipping label...
posted on December 27, 2001 04:55:05 AM new
I love Endicia.com. I'm a Stamps.com convert. Endicia has way more features and capabilities for less money. Print to your existing printer - no additional equipment needed. Free delivery confirmation for priority packages. Quick on-line tracking. Semi-automated delivery status emails. The best part is NO STANDING LINE AT THE POST OFFICE, even with delivery confirm. I drop mine in the box or leave the big ones at the counter. This was a life saver at Christmas.
posted on December 27, 2001 05:31:41 AM new
Endicia.com works for me.
& the customer service is THE BEST!!!
30 day free trial & $9.95 a month after that.
Free delivery confirmation on Priority mail.
Choice of services to use including international services. Computer Scale compatible. Manifest lists.
& use with a insurance service like U-PIC & you never have to fill out forms or step inside the PO again!.
posted on December 27, 2001 08:56:56 PM new
Coolrep - I've been a stamps.com user for years and am a creature of habit! Can you persuade me to change - how hard is it? From your description, it almost sounds worth the hassle Di
On a scale of 1 to 10...we'd all weigh a lot less!
Di