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Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 17:09
by dazzul
I was just wondeing you any of you use postal scales for when working out your postage prices, I was looking on flebay but would like to follow a recommendation if possible.
Would want them to make my postal prices as acurate as possible.
Thanks
Daz
Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 17:33
by dazzul
A Update, ive just been to the post office (100 yards away aint i lucky), and the post master as recommended
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DIGITAL-20kg- ... 20d175bc9a
Those, he has also supplied me with some Royal Mail Sacks

Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 17:34
by socialgiraffe
Don't forget Dazzul... SIZE MATTERS... :biggrin:
There has been much discussion about mug boxes and postal prices so it is worth having a search on this forum for those threads.
Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 17:49
by dazzul
Yeah ive read those, thats why i wanted some scales :p
Also looking at getting a RM account. Currently sending around 15 a day without any sublimation, and there requirement is 20 a day. Will have a play
Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 18:56
by Justin
Mine are pretty much identical to those except max. weight is 34kg. Always been excellent.
Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 20:43
by dazzul
Justin they do two types upto 20 and upto 40kg, do you think there would be a need for more then 20kg? just checked and a box of mugs its only 15kg
Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 20:55
by Justin
Pretty unusual for me to have anything over 20Kg tbh so I would think they'd be fine

Re: Postal Scales.
Posted: 11 Jul 2013, 21:08
by dazzul
I may go for them there the same price just that the 20kg ones can mesaure per gram, and the 40kg are per 5 grams.
Really i doubt 5 gram would make a difference. And i do think why am i getting better ones for the same price