Posts by Nicole Perez22

Sandra Brooks91 said:You can totally just do it at home since they check the stamps really closely and the prices are super low for those. If you’re sending something between cities, it’ll be about $14.40 for a package like this, but if it’s just within the same city, it’s closer to $3.25. You can find all the specifics over at www.usps.com 😁

Oh, thanks so much for the help 🙂.

Sandra Brooks91 said:Honestly, even if they weigh more than 11 pounds, it shouldn't be an issue. 🙂 Just pop them in one of those Mart boxes, wrap the whole thing in paper, declare the value $27 and just send it off, honey! 🙂)

Oh, okay! Thanks for the tip! But quick question—how much extra am I going to get hit with for shipping once I actually list a declared value? $27
Also, do I need to wrap everything in paper before I head to the UPS Store, or can I just handle all the packaging at home?
I’m asking because one time, the clerk there didn't believe me when I said I was just mailing bills, so they actually made me open the envelope right then and there! 🙄.

Linda Williams97 said:The price seems pretty standard regardless of what kind of box you use... I mean, unless they're absolutely massive, but I haven't seen those. It’s wild though, because even if the boxes are twice or three times the size of a standard shoe box, the shipping cost stays exactly the same!

I actually sent some boots out recently in this huge box and it cost me $5.00... then a different time I used an even bigger box that weighed about 4 or 5 pounds and I still paid the exact same amount! 😉

Since I see everyone chatting about shipping boots, I figured I'd jump in and ask a quick question.🙂.
Does anyone have a ballpark idea of how much it would cost to ship some boots (Mart)?
I'm asking specifically about the Mart ones because they feel a little heavier than your average pair.
Also, if I end up sending them, do you think it's better to use the original branded box if I still have it, or just toss them in a generic shipping box?
Thanks so much 🙂.