Can these boxes be used to mail things through USPS?
64590
I certainly don't see why not. They are sturdy, impervious boxes that should ship well anywhere. They close easily at both ends for sealing with tape. The only thing that could present a problem is, because they are sold as moving boxes, they have writing on probably 4 out of 6 sides with "medium box", "contents contain" etc.
64591
My guess is that any restrictions on their ability to be used for shipping would be dictated by the shipping company (i.e., size or weight limitations) vs. anything related to the box composition. The boxes are sturdy, unlabeled, cardboard boxes that will work well for any sort of cardboard box purposes.
64592
No Clue.....they are substantial and were excellent for moving and store.....and if packed properly I'm sure they could accommodate a certain weight. That's the sort of question only the USPS can answer....or UPS can confirm their preferences and recommendations too.
630256
Yes we will ship to PO boxes however they are not included in the free shipping promotion. Free shipping is offered to any residential or business address in the contiguous United States.
2053334
hmmm, I did not try this one, but I think yes you can. this tool makes different sizes of boxes. you can use also the envelope punch board to make box for your card. For ideas just go to youtube.com and type ' gift box punch board' or 'gift box punch board project' of gift box punch board crafts' you will find amazing ideas.
283561
Yes. Both a hard and polycases will fit inside. If you mail a polycase (it's flexible) you can get the large envelope usps rate, reducing your shipping cost.
1198737
I don't see why they wouldn't, but I can't absolutely say they would. I have sent stickers through mine and haven't had any problems; I hope that helps.
374399
Yes you can. It's very similar in weight to the Priority Mail pre-paid envelopes you get at the post office
1398809
Should be no problem. I did not do that but did include a folded 8 1/2 x 11 paper with instructions with the CD. Postage was 87 cents each, probably a few cents higher now. Do not let USPS charge you for parcel post rates. The size and shape allows for first class postage for rigid envelope. Mine weighed less than 2 oz. Parcel post was something like $2.39 each.
1949925
The actual shipping package that they arrive in is quite compact so if you need to send them elsewhere you could vacuum pack them and it would be fine, they aren't very big to begin with so they would work.
1977437
No. These envelopes are very small. I had to return them because they were so small.
1322532
Yes, ultimately it would be cheaper... Unless they were all large items...but if I can put them all in one of USPS' prepaid shipping boxes, then definitely.
152184
No. It will probably be broken if you use this bubble mailer just by itself. Even if you used a box, and knowing the Post Office, it will probably end up broken.
50160
I would think so, but could not guarantee. The box acts as it's own dispenser, which is what I use.
916469
Yes, I have used these in a mailing machine in the past. It probably depends on the machine.
88159
Yes, USPS does accept them. The only problem is that they run small. Post cards wouldn't fit. I ship small pieces of jewelry and this is absolutely perfect and great quality.
1687348
I bought it specifically for sending registered boxes through USPS. No problems with my local post office.
644811
Not the square ones or the ones printed at the bottom of envelopes on USPS.The onese that have varying thickness in the bar code work though (serial numbers, upc codes.)
1397091
The only way to get you mail out is from the back. I don't think this box would work .