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Posted by take-your-fancy on 04-Feb-2012 20:37 Report
Registered post
Hi all - I've been to the AP site and still confused. I need the cost to send 3 postcards - under 20 mm thickness - registered post.

Is it $3.05 or $2.60 ?
 
I'm guessing the $2.60 is for bulk pre-paid envelopes which I do not have  
 
Replied by kitkat8888 on 04-Feb-2012 20:49 (Ref 2331376) Report
Hi.
Registered Post is $3.05

Cheers Kat
Replied by 1shed2mt on 04-Feb-2012 20:50 (Ref 2331377) Report
Im no expert when it comes to what the post charges as it depends where we go here but I have found no matter of post office or size of parcel that registered is $3.05 but hopefully someone who lives and breathes aus post will be able to help.
Replied by 1shed2mt on 04-Feb-2012 20:50 (Ref 2331378) Report
there you go someone can type faster than me lol
Replied by kitkat8888 on 04-Feb-2012 20:52 (Ref 2331379) Report
Nah, not type faster!
Just look at how many words you typed, compared to me   1shed2mt   :)
Replied by take-your-fancy on 04-Feb-2012 20:57 (Ref 2331380) Report
Well thank you to BOTH of you   - very much appreciated !

No matter who typed faster lol   


  cheers !
Replied by marian-48 on 04-Feb-2012 20:58 (Ref 2331381) Report
Yes, its $3.05 plus postage , which would only be 60cents for 3 post cards. Marian
Replied by take-your-fancy on 04-Feb-2012 21:03 (Ref 2331382) Report
Yup, thanks Marian 

I do charge a little extra for the plastic sleeves & padded envelope but it won't be over $4 tops...cheers 
Replied by pashmina on 05-Feb-2012 17:47 (Ref 2331475) Report
Marian - why do you say it would only be 60 cents, when you can plainly see the charge is $1 ?

Telling another seller how much to charge...what the ?
Replied by take-your-fancy on 05-Feb-2012 18:34 (Ref 2331485) Report
Sometimes people can overlook the hidden costs involved in sending items.. I'd never send postcards unprotected in the mail in just a standard envelope, unless of course it was wrapped with a ton of bubble wrap first and a strong backing card to keep them undamaged. The simpler option is to protect in standard postcard plastic sleeves , attached to a backing board and pop into a padded bag, then drive to the PO.

Hope that clarifies things..
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