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Ok so I thought I could just google something and I would find it but I am not having luck.
Where do you go to put in your zip and the destination zip and get a basic cost of shipping?
Oh and anyone who is Paypal savy.. how do they charge for using the service to send or receive money? How much does it cost?
Here you can type in the zip to find postage http://postcalc.usps.com/
If your sending books these can be shipped media mail by weight and the postage to anywhere within US is the same:
UP TO 1:$2.41
2:$2.82
3:$3.23
4:$3.64
5:$4.05
6:$4.46
7:$4.87
8:$5.26
9:$5.65
10:$6.04
11:$6.43
12:$6.82
13:$7.21
14:$7.60
15:$7.99
16:$8.38
17:$8.77
18:$9.16
19:$9.55
20:$9.94Paypals fees: Amount of item $ x .29% + .30
Example: you sell book for $5; so 5 X .29% = .0145 + .30 = .32; 5 – .32 = $4.68 is added to your Paypal account. You could also ask them to pay your through the Personal Tab, which takes out no fees but they would then have no protection if the transaction failed.Many small, light things are now cheaper to send first-class–a significant amout at times.
Misty, are you talking as a seller, what does Paypal cost? Buyers don’t pay, sellers do. Here is the relevant page:
https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/marketingweb?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=marketing_us/fees
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