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PITH. Any takers?
Sasquatch:
What is the best way to ship/pack these points? How much do they usually cost? Never done this before.
Dalton Knapper:
Sasquatch - Usually a padded envelope in first class mail is best for a single point or two. If you want to add bonus gifts such as a slab or something with weight, a small flat rate box is pretty cheap. When sending one point I usually sandwich and taped in small pieces of cardboard and send it in a small manila envelope or the aforementioned padded envelope. The smaller and less something weighs, the less it costs on regular mail. If something is heavy, flat rate is best.
bubby:
--- Quote from: Dalton Knapper on April 22, 2014, 03:31:47 pm ---Sasquatch - Usually a padded envelope in first class mail is best for a single point or two. If you want to add bonus gifts such as a slab or something with weight, a small flat rate box is pretty cheap. When sending one point I usually sandwich and taped in small pieces of cardboard and send it in a small manila envelope or the aforementioned padded envelope. The smaller and less something weighs, the less it costs on regular mail. If something is heavy, flat rate is best.
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TRACY:
--- Quote from: Stringman on April 22, 2014, 02:54:24 pm ---I'd be up for that Tracy.
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Sounds good Scott, hopefully we can get a few more to respond
Majuba Tom:
I already sent both of mine out on Monday to Iowabow and Gstoneberg.
Tom
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