Wouldn't this qualify for pennies as Media Mail Rate, as in 50c for size and under an ounce with disc?
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I've had mixed reaction with the mailing of these. One postal worker said it is considered a parcel. Really? At a mailing store I had one sent for .82 and was really happy with that. Went back to the same place days later and they wanted to charge me over $2.50. After expressing my opinion it went out for around a dollar. They are all over the map with the cost to mail these. The post office charged me over 3.00 each and that is what sent me to other places. Good luck in getting a place that charges what should be charged and not most of the above prices.
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I don't know. It was a gift that I mailed to Florida. But, I can tell you it wasn't too heavy because the mailing fee wasn't all that much. Hope this helps. DAME HILDA
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Hi, Yes, that is the way some sellers have their prices. It is the total delivered price. They do that so they don't have to pay Amazon as much to sell their items and it can be deceptive. There is no way anyone could sell these for a penny. The total price is .01 plus maybe $4.99 shipping which is $5.00 total delivered price. I give free shipping but my price might be $5.00 with free shipping. Hope I explained this ok. Let me know if you have any other questions?
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Video files, even 480, can get very large. E-mail isn't exactly the ideal way to send video. Technically it should work but my workplace, for example, has a 2 mb limit on attached files.
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At $0.36 cents a disc why would you want to do that? Besides the discs need to be the hook and loop type.
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I would say if the box has any girth/thickness to it these bubble mailers will not work. They are a really tight fit for DVD cases, so anything thicker than that your dimensions may be pushing it.
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not sure, but should be under 100#, I think they claim up to 150#, but this thing is really small and feeble.
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I kept track of the number of disc's I printed and i figured ink cost was around .75 per dvd. The printable dvd's cost the same as non-printable so that cost is fixed and money is saved not having to buy labels which aren't cheap either.
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Moreofless,do you have a link to the Verbatim-branded spindle of 100 DVDs that is cheaper by $10? I'd love to see that.
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I believe there is a typo. If you substituted the word "ounces" for "pounds", it would be a factually correct statement. The binos came in a box which was, for my purchase, emplaced in bubble wrap and a second, slightly larger box with wrapping paper.
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Hi Debbie,No I never had anyone respond to my question except a salesperson for NeatReceipts! I was looking for it's simplicity for my daughter's business receipts and tax time efficiency. As far as stores, I would think not. When doing rebates, they usually tell you to keep the copy and send the original.I use my flatbed scanner and keep a copies that way. Have a Great Day:o)Pat
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Typically costs me about $2.42 to mail this (by weight) with a couple of prints inside. Sorry I don't the actual weight.
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Wow. I just checked what you were talking about. That $84.99 must be a bizarre misprint. Just order as many $10.99single units as needed. It's inexpensive and works for simple storage.
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I just checked mine. The info you got was correct. There are only 2 digits for ounces so when you get to 10 thru 15 it reads in whole ounces only. This should not matter if your using in for postage.
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Each mailer weighs 0.9 ounces (25.6 grams). I can mail 2 DVDs/CDs and weigh 2.0 ounces. I place one DVD in a lightweight protective sleeve to protect them from scratching each other. No other paper can be included if trying to stay within the 2.0 ounce weight limit. 20 mailers weighs just under 18 ounces on an accurate scale.
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Yes. It's accurate to 0.05 ounces (about 1.5 grams) so really small amounts. I have used it for mail also!
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Depends on the "material". The disc has a capacity of 4.7GB - about the same as a regular DVD.