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quote:Originally posted by kbalona:
Probably. I remember the first time I used it, I took a little time to look things over, now it seems really easy and I can print a lot of labels, fast.
quote:Originally posted by JeffS:
You can use your inkjet or laser printer. You just need the half sheet (2-up) labels. I've been printing my postage for USPS and UPS through Paypal for years.
Do an eBay search on "half sheet labels paypal" and you'll see tons of sellers that have these for sale. Be aware that most misrepresent the label count in their listings. Each postage printout uses one half of the sheet, the other half being printed as a sort of "receipt". Most sellers will tell you you're getting 400 labels, but you're really only getting 200 usable postage imprints. Read carefully to see if you're getting "total label count" or "total sheets" when they mention a quantity.
quote:Originally posted by JeffS:
You can use your inkjet or laser printer. You just need the half sheet (2-up) labels. I've been printing my postage for USPS and UPS through Paypal for years.
Do an eBay search on "half sheet labels paypal" and you'll see tons of sellers that have these for sale. Be aware that most misrepresent the label count in their listings. Each postage printout uses one half of the sheet, the other half being printed as a sort of "receipt". Most sellers will tell you you're getting 400 labels, but you're really only getting 200 usable postage imprints. Read carefully to see if you're getting "total label count" or "total sheets" when they mention a quantity.
quote:Originally posted by JeanieB:
Hello Sweet April...just in case you are unaware, you can print your postage labels on regular copy paper and then cut out the label with scissors and tape to your package. Unless you are shipping out tons of stuff each day, it really doesn't take but a couple more minutes and you can save yourself the additional overhead for sticker labels.
quote:Originally posted by garyj:quote:Originally posted by JeffS:
You can use your inkjet or laser printer. You just need the half sheet (2-up) labels. I've been printing my postage for USPS and UPS through Paypal for years.
Do an eBay search on "half sheet labels paypal" and you'll see tons of sellers that have these for sale. Be aware that most misrepresent the label count in their listings. Each postage printout uses one half of the sheet, the other half being printed as a sort of "receipt". Most sellers will tell you you're getting 400 labels, but you're really only getting 200 usable postage imprints. Read carefully to see if you're getting "total label count" or "total sheets" when they mention a quantity.
You can also configure your settings so it dosen't print the receipt part and waste a lable