Avery Shipping Labels for Speedy Packages
By Alice on
As a part time seller on Ebay I recently started to use the Ebay & Paypal Online Postage program to print out shipping/postage labels to attach to my packages and avoid the hassle of waiting in line at the post office.
I was printing out my labels on regular stock white paper, cutting the label to size and attaching it to the packages with tape.I noticed that when receiving items I purchaed on ebay some of the sellers had these great labels that seemed to be made for just this purpose.
Off I went to Office Max and found this package of #8126 White Shipping Labels from Avery.Each sheet has 2 labels measuring 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" for printing out the 4" x 6" shipping labels.The paper is perforated which is great for separating it into the label and the receipt part.These labels work with the U.S. Postal Click-N-Ship software, the Pitney Bowes shipstream manager deluxe, and last but not least, the Ebay & Paypal Online Postage software.
Why I didn't buy these sooner is beyond me, probably the Dutch money saver in me!These labels not only save me time but they look so much more professional than my cut and paste job.The cost of these labels come outto $.24 each which is worth it to me to get my package out faster and looking like I really mean business!
Why didn't you let us know earlier? It sure saves a lot of our time in cutting and pasting for the labelling of the eBay stuff that we sell.
These sound like great labels. Thanks for the information.
I like Avery products, they are very handy. I did not know about these shipping labels though. How convenient! Thanks for sharing.
LOL - I've been using the cut and paste (or tape) technique myself. Maybe I should thinkg about using these labels instead.
I've noticed lately that packages I've gotten from ebay have these labels on them-I like them!! Saves you time from cutting a label to be the right size!
oh yes u r right actually Ebay items do have labels
I've always liked Avery products. Thanks for sharing!
I like these! What's your seller i.d. on eBay? I'll look for ya!