Oh I assumed you would need a minimum monthly spend to get free labels! ha
Oh I assumed you would need a minimum monthly spend to get free labels! ha
When your setup they will give you access to a order supplies page you can just order what you need.
I order 50 rolls of labels at a time that last me a few months.
Be warned they are big boxes and storing is a nightmare so maybe order 10 at a time.
I use them for packing slips, Etsy gift messages, eBay feedback slips and box fragile labels among other things.
If your really tight you could use them for Xmas gift tags :) (no don’t do that)
I don’t know if anyone else had an issue with oba but I couldn’t get the mailing sacks.
I had to go into my local sorting office and ask for them as they were never being delivered.
then the post office couldn’t accept them as they didn’t have the room ??
Eventually I gave up after the post office were trying to tell me to change to a prepay service every day cheeky sods.
click and drop There’s no sorting, no bagging, no faffing about.
I print the labels and drop into post office or post box.
Last edited by Mrteajunkie; 06-12-2020 at 01:02 PM.
We use the free labels for so much - including labelling boxes in the warehouse, the warehouse shelves, for scrap note paper
The free clear adhesive envelopes we also use for keeping bits of orders together with their order form - envelope stuck to front of order form - transfer print goes in it, along with any components needed for the order
Free cable ties get used a lot for setting up trade show stands, tieing benching and shelving together
The free sacks are also good for transporting cushions to trade shows
I still have 2 rolls of cn22 labels and 100+ sheets of airmail labels that are now useless as all this is printed within c&d now.We use the free labels for so much - including labelling boxes in the warehouse, the warehouse shelves, for scrap note paper
The free clear adhesive envelopes we also use for keeping bits of orders together with their order form - envelope stuck to front of order form - transfer print goes in it, along with any components needed for the order
Free cable ties get used a lot for setting up trade show stands, tieing benching and shelving together
The free sacks are also good for transporting cushions to trade shows
the clear self adhesive bags are great they are like small documents enclosed wallets I use them for all sorts except sticking them down to anything.
I am intrigued, no sorting out 24 and 48 services (or 1st and 2nd) and no manifest? Just chuck them all in any sack?
Janners
We have to bag into 24 or 48 for what fits in the sacks. and an end of day manifest - this is for business account though - there is no manifest for C&D on a personal account
I have a click and drop business account.
No sorting no manifests no tags just click print and drop off at a post office counter for parcels and post in a post box for letters.
anything tracked is scanned and your given a receipt.
the only downside is you have to wait if there’s a queue as they all need scanning at the counter.
You can still use RM24 and RM48 too. (At least I can)
My daughter uses Click & Drop and never has to wait. She simply drops off her bags (jumping any queue) and collects her receipts another day.I have a click and drop business account.
No sorting no manifests no tags just click print and drop off at a post office counter for parcels and post in a post box for letters.
anything tracked is scanned and your given a receipt.
the only downside is you have to wait if there’s a queue as they all need scanning at the counter.
You can still use RM24 and RM48 too. (At least I can)
I always thought that's the way it's supposed to work. Maybe have a word with your postmaster.
Last edited by webtrekker; 06-12-2020 at 07:00 PM.
This is my current set up, and given there is always a queue at my PO the drop and run is very useful.
The post office by me hate click and drop, they look at me like I have just spat at them.
He had a row the other day that he doesn't need to scan anything because a bloke asked for a receipt.