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Online Shipping with Click-N-Ship

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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
5 days ago

Online Shipping with Click-N-Ship

Online Shipping with Click-N-Ship Instantly get discounted rates and enhanced features when you send packages with Click-N-Ship®. It's also the easiest way to buy postage for USPS Ground Advantage®, Priority Mail®, and Priority Mail Express®. Built For You We built Click-N-Ship with you in mind. Our enhanced features save you time and money. Click-N-Ship Features Free Shipping Supplies You don't have to leave Click-N-Ship to order select supplies. Simply add them to your cart while you create a label. Advanced Label Manager Easily organize and store your labels before you purchase. Enjoy the convenience of bulk editing, creating return labels, and more. Automatic Discounts All users automatically get discounted commercial pricing when you order with Click-N-Ship. Ship Again No need to create a new label for recurring shipments, just visit your Shipping History and select 'Ship Again'. Shipping History Shipping history doesn't just keep a record of what you've purchased. You can track, re-print, request a refund, and more. Shipping Preferences Save all your shipping preferences, including package and printing options, and default return address. Business Rate Card Business users: Sign up for non-published, discounted prices for Priority Mail, USPS Ground Advantage, and their return services. Ship Packages Easily From Home or Office Ship online from anywhere in 3 simple steps. From free supplies to return labels, order what you need in Click-N-Ship. Step 1: Prepare Prepare your materials. If you haven't already, create a free USPS.com account to start shipping. From there, enjoy discounted pricing, order free shipping supplies, and more with Click-N-Ship. BEFORE YOU PRINT: Save your shipping preferences like package and printing options, default return address, and reference numbers. Set package delivery instructions when you create your shipping label. Step 2: Print Create and attach the shipping label. Once you've bought your USPS Ground Advantage, Priority Mail, or Priority Mail Express label(s), all you need to do is print them out and put them on your package. NO PRINTER? NO WORRIES: USPS Label Broker® Service: Buy your postage, get a Label Broker ID, and bring it to a Post Office™ location. USPS Label Delivery Service: For a $1.65 fee per label, get a physical shipping label delivered directly to you. Step 3: Ship Get ready to ship your packages. You can drop them off at your local Post Office or schedule a free package pickup and USPS will come right to your door. WHAT NEXT? Need a return label? Easily print them for free and you'll only be charged once they've been used. Want to double-check something? Your shipping history keeps a record of all purchased labels. Keep your recipient updated with USPS Tracking®, included when you ship with USPS Ground Advantage®. Shipping for Business USPS® offers a variety of shipping services, postage options, and tools for businesses. Learn about volume discounts and affordable ways to ship customer orders. Restrictions and exclusions may apply; for details on free Package Pickup, visit usps.com/pickup.

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