posted on November 10, 2006 07:47:43 PM new
I shipped a single postcard in a flat envelope that I wanted to insure. I was told that the only way to do that was to ship express at over $20. Since I am most worried at non-delivery and not damage, I opted for the registered rate at $10.00. Is there a cheaper way of doing this?
posted on November 10, 2006 10:43:30 PM new
I send things first class, you have to make the envelope a little fatter. Usually a padded envelope with a couple of pieces of Popcorn. Printed DC is .14 ins is 1.35 and first class is say .75 Hope this helps.. azcomebuy
posted on November 11, 2006 05:31:31 AM new
There is no international "first class" mail. Perhaps you are thinking of letter post airmail? That service cannot be insured but can be registered. International mail that can be insured is parcel post airmail and global express.
