Sending cards in a bubble mailer - help!!

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yze_magic

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• Dec 18, 2006

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To my knowledge, a bubble mailer is classified as a letter

What I need to to know is if one 50c stamp is enough, or do I need two.

According to Australia post -

A small letter has the following characteristics:



No larger than 130mm x 240mm
No thicker than 5mm
Maximum weight 250g.





Do you guys usually send cards in bubble mailers? Can you let me know how you go about it?

Thanks!!

 

JZA

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$1 for a bubble mailer. there are stickies that will tell you everything you need to know.

 

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• Dec 18, 2006

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I looked in every forum before I made this thread

COuldnt find anything

 

Matt26

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Mailing cards to other members

Just FYI, its located in the submit trade agreements setcion!

Cheers
Matt

 

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I already read that

There is no mention of how many stamps are needed to send a bubble mailer

 

graham

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$1. Unless you have a heap of cards in there.

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Ersk

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For items up to 26cm x 36cm,
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY ONLY UP TO 2cm THICK:
$1 FOR 0-125GM
$1.45 FOR 125-250GM
$2.45 FOR 250-500GM

ANY MORE THAN 500GM IS CLASSIFIED AS A PARCEL AND SO PARCEL CHARGES WILL APPLY.

ANT THICKER THAN 2cm, it is a parcel, even if it is 50gm! so it may be cheaper to sometimes get a larger envelope and spread the cards out rather than tape them all together (esp since bubble also adds to the thickness) and stick them into a tiny bubble envelope.

Hope this help everyone!

Ersk

 

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Senstional!!

Thanks Ersk

 

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If it's a little over 2cm, just put $1 stamp on it and put it in the post box yourself, it will still be o.k.