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50 bucks deff killer, thanks for the input.For me its usually $50.
Used to be $40, not sure if the flat rate is 50 or everyone is now charging for boxes themselves (some specify so).
Shippers with contracts get VERY different rate than you do with a one off package. They do so by waiving rights to guarantees and by agreeing to volume needed to keep the contract.All the sellers online are around $35. Seems fair all things considered. Nice boxes, some thermal, packaging and climate control bags.
What about USPS overnight, Uline smallest shipping boxes.Shippers with contracts get VERY different rate than you do with a one off package. They do so by waiving rights to guarantees and by agreeing to volume needed to keep the contract.
What a coral shipper may ship for $50 overnight could easily cost you $150 overnight, the prices are that different.
Nobody here can tell you that, you will need to use the calculator on their site. It will tell you exactly how much.What about USPS overnight, Uline smallest shipping boxes.
Got it, Thank you.Nobody here can tell you that, you will need to use the calculator on their site. It will tell you exactly how much.
No bulk deals without a contract. Also - I have not looked in ages, but some service levels used to be only available with contract accounts (AM, delivery, etc.). That said, those options were typically available at the counter, just not for 'pickup' at your house or business. I think the 'puckup' or 'drop-off' without contract is flat rate services based on source and destination and box size with weight limit.Idk I never shipped personally but they might have bulk deals with shipping multiple things at once, no clue you gotta ask your UPS.

