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<p>[QUOTE="FunkeysFinds, post: 1252, member: 83"]I switched to stamps.com a few years ago when I experienced substantial problems with my tracking numbers uploading to eBay through eBay's shipping labels. You could see the tracking info where it was entered (where you sometimes have to manually enter it), so there was nothing to enter, but my tracking percentage kept going up and down because of it and I was often on the phone with CS. It got so bad that I woke-up one morning and discovered eBay blocked out the tracking percentage for one entire month (tech couldn't fix it on their end) so I got a 'pass.' </p><p><br /></p><p>If there is that big of a difference however for the larger packages between USPS and FedEx, that is crucial to selling antiques, vintage and PGP items and why I started this whole post. I absolutely will check-it out next time.</p><p><br /></p><p>The Dansk package was 21 x 17 x 15, so it was nowhere nowhere near the 84" combined girth.</p><p><br /></p><p>I would be correct in guessing I have to set-up a FedEx account for these sporadic pick-ups, is that right? </p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you (all) for the info. I thought I knew a good amount about shipping, but I learned I did not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="FunkeysFinds, post: 1252, member: 83"]I switched to stamps.com a few years ago when I experienced substantial problems with my tracking numbers uploading to eBay through eBay's shipping labels. You could see the tracking info where it was entered (where you sometimes have to manually enter it), so there was nothing to enter, but my tracking percentage kept going up and down because of it and I was often on the phone with CS. It got so bad that I woke-up one morning and discovered eBay blocked out the tracking percentage for one entire month (tech couldn't fix it on their end) so I got a 'pass.' If there is that big of a difference however for the larger packages between USPS and FedEx, that is crucial to selling antiques, vintage and PGP items and why I started this whole post. I absolutely will check-it out next time. The Dansk package was 21 x 17 x 15, so it was nowhere nowhere near the 84" combined girth. I would be correct in guessing I have to set-up a FedEx account for these sporadic pick-ups, is that right? Thank you (all) for the info. I thought I knew a good amount about shipping, but I learned I did not.[/QUOTE]
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