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10-26-2006, 01:26 PM #11
theproudestmonkey small town PO's are always making rules for themselves. The Ripley, MS. PO where I live will not let me get DC if I use Media Mail. However, I have contacts from other places where they will let them use DC with Media Mail.
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10-26-2006, 01:37 PM #12
Originally Posted by MichiganMan
never used media mail in my life, so not aware of how that works....i just dont know how strict the PO is on the 3/4" rule....i know i have received mailers before with DC and not that thick...an empty bubble is barely 1/4 inch thick!! hell, its tough to stuff 1/2 an inch of cards into the #000s....1/2" is 8 toploaded cards!! i know, you can just fill them with papertowels, bubble wrap, etc....but 3/4" is still awefully thick for the #000 which most use for trades.
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10-26-2006, 01:41 PM #13
My post office just explained this to me! If its under 3/4 inch thick you can still use DC but they said you have to send it priority mail. If its over 3/4 inch thick and you use DC you can send it regular first class mail. I dont know if they are all like that, but thats what I was told by the PO here :)
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10-26-2006, 01:55 PM #14
Originally Posted by corpsman312
yeah, that is the standard rule, im just not sure how strictly it is enforced!! i drive 65 mph in 55 zones past the coppers all the time and dont get pulled over....i jay walk constantly, but never been given a ticket....maybe its just one of the many perks of living in small town, USA!!!
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