For those who print their own shipping labels...

[WJCIII]

What scale do you use to weigh the packages you send? I look on ebay and see tons of postal scales ranging anywhere from $1 to $150. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

 

[EricInCT]

What scale do you use to weigh the packages you send? I look on ebay and see tons of postal scales ranging anywhere from $1 to $150. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

in 3 years I have never weighed a package.

 

[jcmint]

Joe single cards are 2 oz's. I have never weighed one either kinda under guestimating

What scale do you use to weigh the packages you send? I look on ebay and see tons of postal scales ranging anywhere from $1 to $150. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

 

[BunchOBull]

I use a 6 lbs kitchen scale, but I ship sets and large items, so a scale is a must.

Target or WalMart is a good bet, but many discount stores (Ross', TJ Maxx, etc) stock them for $20 or less.

Most major POs sell a USPS brand scale for around $35. I think it's 10 lbs max.

 

[moxacaine]

i bought a $15 postal scale at walmart. works great especially for my group break shipping.

1 standard card, penny sleeve, top loader, team bag, 1 packing peanut (for DC thickness) and a 4x8 #000 mailer is only 1 ounce.

 

[tonsofcommons]

I use a 6 lbs kitchen scale, but I ship sets and large items, so a scale is a must.

Target or WalMart is a good bet, but many discount stores (Ross', TJ Maxx, etc) stock them for $20 or less.

Most major POs sell a USPS brand scale for around $35. I think it's 10 lbs max.

Yeah, what he said.

 

[WJCIII]

Awesome, thanks guys!

 

[ballerskrip]

Joe,

Happy new years bud!

I ship everything at 2 oz, graded at 4 oz. I have NEVER had a problem in about 6,000 auctions sold.

skrip

 

[Pine Tar]

What scale do you use to weigh the packages you send? I look on ebay and see tons of postal scales ranging anywhere from $1 to $150. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

in 3 years I have never weighed a package.

+1
I just guess and never had a problem