[pct-l] USPS Click-n-Ship Question

[surferskir at aol.com]

I have a small scale for weighing backpacking stuff.  Goes to 7 pounds.  I used that and the measurements of the box and printed out the computer label and dropped it of at the PO.  Never had any questions about it, yet.  As long as the weight seems reasonable there should be no problems.  They don't have time to stop and weigh each and every box.

I think with the LARGE prioity mail box you can go up to 70 pounds for a flat rate.  (About $16??)

--Dennis--


-----Original Message-----
From: b j <xthrow at yahoo.com>
To: pct-l <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Wed, Mar 6, 2013 9:12 pm
Subject: [pct-l] USPS Click-n-Ship Question


Does anyone know if I need an official USPS-calibrated scale to do click-n-ship 
or if a regular scale will be ok?  And my regular scale only goes up to 11 lbs 
-- were your boxes heavier than that?  (I haven't assembled yet obviously.)

-Rhiannon
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