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  • Posts: 34
    edited September 2007
    Hee Hee!
    Forgot how much I miss ya'll. Crazy bunch! :p As Troy will tell you he loves getting packages/mail. Post office hint: Flat rate packages work the best.....you can stuff as much as you want in them to the APO addresses. I'm sure ya'll probably know that already. He's really fond of Cosmo and Allure....JK

    Be good!
    LW
  • Posts: 6,371
    edited September 2007
    I'm gonna mail him a box of Victoria's Secret cats if i can get my hands on that many.


    (joking)
  • Posts: 9,878
    edited September 2007
    I might suggest that everyone send him a fruitcake.

    Please note that I'm not actually suggesting that, but merely stating that I MIGHT suggest that.














    :rolleyes:
    Sal Palooza
  • Posts: 34
    edited September 2007
    :p for some reason (loose nut behind the keyboard) my note didnt go thru last night. BDT loves getting packages. Anyhow, a note on packages....ya'll probably know this already....flat rate boxes/envelopes are the way to go and they can go to APO addies. He really likes Cosmo and Allure for mags....just kidding.

    Take care,
    LW
  • Posts: 34
    edited September 2007
    okay so it did....oops! it's obvious I am a newbie. :o
  • Posts: 2,315
    edited September 2007
    Thanks Wendi!

    Those flat rate boxes are the way to go. You can stuff whatever you want in the box, no matter the weight, it's still the same price. The FR box use to be something like $8.10? I'm not sure of the current rate as the postage went up, I believe it's about a buck more?
  • Posts: 11,435
    edited September 2007
    Flat Rate price is $8.95 now from $8.10.

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  • Posts: 21,136
    edited September 2007
    I've read the site that Mike posted but am still a little fuzzy. Are there "flat rate" boxes at the USPS?
  • Posts: 6,371
    edited September 2007
    I've read the site that Mike posted but am still a little fuzzy. Are there "flat rate" boxes at the USPS?

    Yes, they are $8.95 each,white box with blue writing...... although im sure it probably costs more to go overseas.

    You can also get flat rate envelopes for $4.50 each, for those of you that wanna send dirty pictures or mama's favorite fruitcake recipes.
  • Posts: 21,136
    edited September 2007
    Thanks Mark, you're a smart little bastage aren't you?:eek: :D:o
  • Posts: 6,371
    edited September 2007
    Thanks Mark, you're a smart little bastage aren't you?:eek: :D:o

    haha, not really, I just sell alot of crap on ebay and always overcharge the buyer enough to pay for the prepaid box cause I'm lazy.

    So when you get charged $8.95 to ship an ink cartridge, you know who sold it. :D
  • Posts: 2,315
    edited September 2007
    Yes, they are $8.95 each,white box with blue writing...... although im sure it probably costs more to go overseas.

    You can also get flat rate envelopes for $4.50 each, for those of you that wanna send dirty pictures or mama's favorite fruitcake recipes.

    The flat rate boxes come from the post office, correct. However; you are actually shipping the package to New York, and the military handles the mail from then on. Any APO/FPO addy is a US address. No need to pay for overseas postage. You will pay the same standard rate of $8.95 for the flat rate box with no matter what weight it is.
  • Posts: 6,371
    edited September 2007
    MikeC78 wrote: »
    The flat rate boxes come from the post office, correct. However; you are actually shipping the package to New York, and the military handles the mail from then on. Any APO/FPO addy is a US address. No need to pay for overseas postage. You will pay the same standard rate of $8.95 for the flat rate box with no matter what weight it is.

    Thanks for the correction. Never shipped anything to the military.
  • Posts: 21,136
    edited September 2007
    MikeC78 wrote: »
    The flat rate boxes come from the post office, correct. However; you are actually shipping the package to New York, and the military handles the mail from then on. Any APO/FPO addy is a US address. No need to pay for overseas postage. You will pay the same standard rate of $8.95 for the flat rate box with no matter what weight it is.


    Thanks Mike!
  • Posts: 2,315
    edited September 2007
    BTW,

    Never put the words Iraq on the mail or box, always write US on the mail.

    I know it's common to put return addys on mail, but make it clear to whomever you are sending, to burn or destroy your return addy. Especially if the package is going to the middle east, it's for security reasons, better safe than sorry.
  • Posts: 34
    edited September 2007
    yeah! What they all said.....$8.95 for the box, not sure on the envelope... Thanks again for all the support!!!!!

    LW
  • Posts: 10,795
    edited September 2007
    Be safe, TroyD.
  • Posts: 25,576
    edited September 2007
    I'm sure he stinks to high heaven on a daily basis so please send him baby wipes.
    CTC BBQ Amplifier, Sonic Frontiers Line3 Pre-Amplifier and Wadia 581 SACD player. Speakers? Always changing but for now, Mission Argonauts I picked up for $50 bucks, mint.
  • Posts: 1,405
    edited September 2007
    Troy I've been busy lately so I'm sorry for this late reply. Remember, sunblock is your friend. Plus it will make your pillow smell better.

    TLW if your plans with FA fall through let us know. A few of us are travelling down 95 and we would love to have you as a travel partner.
  • Posts: 13,098
    edited September 2007
    You guys rock, thanks!

    Yes, baby wipes are your friend over here.

    On any package, you will still have to fill out a customs form though, if I'm not mistaken.

    BDT
    I plan for the future. - F1Nut

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