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Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 08:45
by JMugs
A customer that I drop ship for has asked to use the polystyrene mug mailers as he saw them advertised and liked the idea. I rarely use them (ie only when asked) but have always popped them in a plain grey plastic mail bag. The customer went "Uhhhh....Why?" ... " Well it looks better" was my reply.

Long and short is I'll do what ever way he wants, but does anybody just send them out as a Polystyrene box, address label and postage? Am I just a bit odd?

Janners.

Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 09:06
by socialgiraffe
When I used to sell on ebay that is exactly what I did.

Printed mug, in a polystyrene box, label and stamp directly on the polystyrene box. Quick easy and the cheapest way I could find to do it.

Never had one smash either (in about 1000 ish).

Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 09:16
by mrs maggot
mailers for me also, i know that some of the supermarkets only use the poly boxes, but imho it looks much better in a mailer

Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 09:39
by JMugs
Social talks sense (cost and speed), Mrs Maggot reassures me I am not odd......unless...

Janners

Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 09:59
by mrs maggot
Janners i am happy to be odd, i guess if its big qty and the customer wants them that way, then do them that way, and keep "our way" for your own orders

Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 11:20
by GoonerGary
I've seen those poly boxes crumble lots of times in my post office days. A few pence for a mailer keeps it clean and dry.

Re: Polybox Mug Mailers...as is or wrapped?

Posted: 16 Jun 2015, 17:11
by JMugs
GoonerGary;102178 wrote:I've seen those poly boxes crumble lots of times in my post office days. A few pence for a mailer keeps it clean and dry.
I had wondered about that, you have confirmed my suspicions.

Janners