priority mail® padded flat rate envelope

You’ll need to measure your package to make sure it meets the size standards.Use your own box and pay by weight and zone (distance):

Use USPS Priority Mail Express Mailing Boxes that come in standard sizes so you don’t have to worry about measuring them.Pay for your package based on how much it weighs and how far it’s going (the zone).Use USPS Priority Mail Express Mailing Boxes and pay by weight and zone (distance): When sealing a Priority Mail Express Flat Rate Envelope, the container flaps must be able to close within the normal folds.Pay the same price for mailpieces weighing up to 70 lbs going anywhere in the U.S.So it's not only padded envelopes people are using for packing, it's boxes too - how hard is it to recycle a piece of cardboard for the same purpose? It makes my blood boil since these irresponsible actions cost us all.Weight, Size, & Shape Requirements Use USPS Priority Mail Express Flat Rate Envelopes and pay one price: The first victim was free Priority Mailing tape - too many people were using it for just anything and everything. As an online seller since 1999, I see this happening time and again but more so in recent years as people seem to have no problem defrauding the US Post Office. Just today, I received a calendar shipped via Media Mail (already a no-no) in a poly envelope protected by being sandwiched in a Priority Mail Box 4. Unfortunately, USPS free supplies are GROSSLY abused by unscrupulous sellers, driving up the cost of shipping for everyone. Re ''they are finally cracking down on widespread abuse of the free padded envelopes getting used as padding inside shipments instead of for the revenue mail that was intended.''. The Mystery of Missing USPS Padded Envelopes

Priority mail® padded flat rate envelope