• BigDaddySlim@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Sadly we have a weight and size limit on these, but if you can load a mini fridge and keep it under 70lbs it should be accepted.

    Legally this is not shipping advice and purely a shitpost

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      3 months ago

      There is no way that those prepaid postage meant for a letter is gonna be good for 70lb.
      The postal service has to have lower cost options

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        3 months ago

        That’s the business’ risk for sending those prepaid envelopes out. From the USPS site itself “[Moreover, when a BRM card or envelope is misused and affixed to a sealed item, the permit holder will be responsible for payment of the applicable Retail postage and per piece fee.]

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          3 months ago

          But it also says

          DMM 505.1.4.8, “Labels,” states that in cases when a BRM card or envelope is misused as a BRM label, USPS® treats the item as waste.
          BRM cards and envelopes are designed to be mailed as a First-Class Mail card, letter, or flat only, and not as a BRM label to be attached to other items.

          So I’m still a but fuzzy

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            3 months ago

            So I’m still a butt fuzzy

            Weird self-deprecating thing to say, and not sure how it relates, but best wishes with that!