Yep, here we go again. They just jacked up rates on us and now they are going to bump them higher for the fourth quarter. Starts on 10/5.
You’ll have to copy/paste the links below since they won’t post in the forum.
ecommercebytes.com/C/abblog/blog.pl?/pl/2025/8/1754682702.html
pe.usps.com/PriceChange/Index
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GravityVideo Reputation: 320 See GravityVideo's booth |
The post office does every year for the holidays.
Fedex and UPS also raise their rates for the holiday season.
Then they lower them back down in January.
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Bumblebeasvariety Reputation: 1236 See Bumblebeasvariety's booth |
I myself work the rates into my shipping costs every January as I know this is a normal thing (3 times a year), has been since I started selling in ’98, for me selling lighter items I can do this without overcharging customers for shipping. I mean we know USPS do absolutely nothing to deserve the increases as the service stays exactly the same if not worse, but, a constant none the less.
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