Reply to "paying for postage/insurance online -- ideas?"

rickbradfordMember

I believe I've finally settled on eBay/PayPal's shipping set-up. I also use the USPS' Click 'n Ship but PayPal's advantage is that you can send First Class mail for lighter items (whereas Click 'n Ship only allows for Priorty and up).

The only thing left that would really make me happy is to be able to print postage for Airmail Letter online (again, lighter stuff), but I don't want to pay much for the privelege (Stamps.com).

One question: Can you ship through eBay/PayPal if the customer paid by some means other than PayPal? Maybe that's a dumb question since it seems like I should already know the answer...

1/25/065:22 PM

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