Do all US packages have the same rate per ounce? or do you have to look up rates by zipcode?
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The weight of your mailpiece is an important factor in determining the postage price you pay. In general, the heavier the mailpiece, the more it costs to mail. For certain classes of mail the price is determined by how far the mailpiece travels to get to its destination: the farther it travels the more you pay in postage. The actual distance is measured by "zones." Zones range from Zone 1 (local, close to you) to Zone 8 (very far away from you). The farther the mail goes, the more zones it crosses, and the more postage you pay. -For First-Class Mail, shape and weight will determine the price. -For Priority Mail, the price is a combination of weight, size, and how far the mailpiece is traveling. -For Standard Mail, weight does not affect price until the mailpiece reaches 3.3 ounces. -For Standard Post, Parcel Select, and Bound Printed Matter, weight and distance determine the price. First-Class Mail, Standard Mail, Library Mail, and Media Mail are not zoned. That means you pay the same price no matter where your mail is going.
633926
My answer is the same as the one you got from karen. I weight the package and go online with zip code to get price.
469434
I am so used to it being a standard rule that I had to Google the answer. There are United States Post Office regulations that make delivering to these addresses difficult. The shipments cannot be tracked very well. There is a lot of theft of these packages. No way to guarantee that the correct person receives the package intact. That is just a few examples. I am sorry about that. If you have any type of physical address, we can probably help you.
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Yes we do if you are buying the same item. So, if you are buying one or ten of the same item at a time and the shipping cost is say $3.99, regardless of the quantity the shipping cost will be one flat rate of $3.99. We hope this answers your question and thank you for your interest.
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Hello, We apologize for any confusion. Unfortunately, Amazon is in charge of all of the price per ounce indications. There is not anything we can do about the wrong statement. We have notified them of this numerous times and all we know is that it would take a revamp of their entire system to resolve the issue. Please disregard any "price per ounce" indications. Again, we apologize for any confusion. Best in Health, Jessi V.
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for standard shipping, $4.99 S&H; to all continental US zip codes. I ship FedEx and you should get it in 2 -4 business days. 2nd day would be $13 S&H; and next day $21 S&H.;
2089841
I'm in agreement with GrandmaB! Amazon's pricing makes no sense. I bought the 12 oz package at my local Walmart for $3.87. I would like a case of the product if the price were right.
1956769
I received 4 packages not sure on the oz? I would say the description is right.
514137
Thanks for your question, Coach Mary. Each set of SpendVelopes weighs 5 ounces. In addition to USPS shipping rates we have these costs: (1) Amazon Shipping Fee, (2) a per/set rate paid to personnel for collation/stuffing and shipping each set, (3) envelopes that product is shipped in, (4) paper for label and invoice, and (5) printing of label and invoice. From the $3.16 shipping fee we net about 13/set . Hope this helps. -- Johnny Lee (SpendVelope Team)
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If you go EAS.com you will find the servings/nutrition/ingredient information. I haven't compared the dollars/ounce.
1366848
That's still $.55/oz buying that gallon, I went to a different brand and found it for $.34/ounce - Nutiva keeps raising prices on other items too - they keep losing my business!! It's not gradual either, they literally DOUBLED the price one day - with no explanation. Bad move.
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Typically, yes. However, prices fluctuate. To determine which is the better deal, divide the price by the ounce. E.g., $98.50 divided by 1.69 would equals $58.28 per ounce. A 30ml/1-ounce would need to be less than $58.28 to be a better deal. Currently, the 30ml/1 oz is priced at $57.09, including shipping, so at the moment it is the better deal.
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You are correct.....it's listed as $1.44/oz when it should be listed as $46.20/oz someone isn't doing something correct in their math or thinking.
1974157
Shipping to anywhere in the contiguous United States is $315.13. If you purchase this item today and the payment clears today, we will ship tomorrow. Per FedEx estimate delivery time to your zip code is 2 business days.
1866055
yes, Price is as follows: Carrier USPS Standard $29.99 (6-14 days) Express $49.99 (3-6 days). Thank you for your inquiry.
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I agree with the other person order USPS stamps directly from their website a slight charge or if you can pay with cash to your local mail carrier ash for a USPS mail postage enevelope (directly in a USPS envelope for marked Stamps and Qty) 9.80/20 per Book, as of December 2014.
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Don't understand your problem. You pay a few cents at the P.O. for electronic tracking (instead of paying more for a postcard with a signature to be sent to you.) Then, whenever you want to track the package you mailed, you just go to USPS.gov or dot com, look for "track your package," then type in the tracking number that's on the receipt that the P.O. gave you. Nothing could be easier. I've done this for years, INCLUDING tracking my mailed tax returns when that became necessary. Always accurate.
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Hello, these are forever stamps so they are always equal to the current first class postage rate for a 1 ounce letter. Right now that is 46 cents per stamp, and there are 20 on a sheet.