€¢ With DC, the postage is NOT printed on the wrapper--you need to add the postage yourself. €¢ With Printed Postage, the postage IS printed on the wrapper. €¢ With DC, the postage you apply to the wrapper needs to include the $0.18 DC fee to USPS.
€¢ With Printed Postage, the DC fee of $0.18 is included in the postage printed out on the wrapper. €¢ With DC, you get your credit for sending a DVD as Quick Credit--when the DC barcode is scanned by USPS and the information is transmitted to the SwapaDVD system. €¢ With Printed Postage, you get your credit instantly, as soon as you mark the DVD mailed.
€¢ With DC, you pay 27 cents (to SwapaDVD, from your SwapaDVD Money) + 18 cents (in postage on the package) = 45 cents over postage cost. €¢ With Printed Postage, you pay 27 cents (to SwapaDVD, from your SwapaDVD Money) + 16 cents (to Endicia.com, from your SwapaDVD Money) + 18 cents (to USPS, from your SwapaDVD Money) + postage (from your SwapaDVD Money) = 61 cents over postage cost • With DC you ... more.
€¢ With PBS DC, the postage is NOT printed on the wrapper--you need to add the postage yourself. €¢ With Printed Postage, the postage IS printed on the wrapper. €¢ With PBS DC, you get your credit for sending a book as Quick Credit--when the DC barcode is scanned by USPS and the information is transmitted to the PBS site.
€¢ With Printed Postage, you get your credit instantly, as soon as you mark the book mailed. €¢ With PBS DC, you pay 27 cents (to PBS, from your PBS Money) + 18 cents (in postage on the package) = 45 cents over postage cost. €¢ With PBS Printed Postage, you pay 43 cents (includes Instant credit fee paid to PBS plus the fee paid to the online postage provider) from your PBS Money + 18 cents (to USPS, from your PBS Money) + postage (from your PBS Money) = 61 cents over postage cost • With PBS DC you must mail packages over 13 ounces by handing them to a postal employee.
This is a USPS National Security regulation. €¢ With PBS Printed Postage, you can mail packages over 13 ... more.
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