If you have one package to ship and can save $5 it's probably not worth it. Do you take the item there and wrap it? Do you fill out the forms there?

I'm just wondering how sellers who have been using this service like it and is it worth it. If you are shipping internationally with USPS just be aware the pricing is quite high and it can at times take 1-2 weeks for items to exit the US as the LA international sorting centerВ thatВ services west coast originating shipmentsВ is an unmitigated disaster at the moment and has been for a long wrote:Д¬hit Chat has come to BC. I switched to USPS several years ago now and would never switch back to Canada Post. Given the distance you may want to consider batching orders with a longer handling time.ДЄs far as it is worth it, it really depends on your margins and rate of sell through. The one thing you'll want clarity on is when your packages will be entering the US after your dropoff (US buyers get antsy if they don't see tracking acceptance scans) so you can factor in handling days if that is a consideration for you. It may be a viable option for you during a potential strike. There shouldn't be anything required you can't prep at home.

They'll need invoice copies from you as well for each item as that is required at border crossing. Forms are integrated with shipping labels, the only thing you really need with USPS is a master scansheet (one barcode scan that contains all tracking numbers) forВ multi package shipments. I've not used the service, but from reading with experiences in ON, you'll either print your postage yourself via Endicia/Stamps or presumably they will have ability onsite to print.

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