![]() ![]() I think the only difference would be the requirement of a customs form for 'international' locations for military. USPS guidelines for size, shape, etc is the same for all. Based on USPS Domestic postal rates include the territories and its possessions, APOs, FPOs, DPOs. It does say within the United States but does not limit it to the continental US. In reading the terms and service agreement, it does not mention that it excludes the territories. ![]() I guess the reason that I'm a little ticked off about this is that nothing was ever mentioned in the eBay Standard Envelope information or at least I couldn't find anything. I could either raise my flat shipping charge to cover possible sales to the "Protectorates" or I could exclude them from my shipping area. I don't know if anyone else has had this happen. So obviously, you cannot use eBay standard envelopes for US "Protectorates" ( American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, the U.S. (whatever happened to the word 'territories'') My only option was to send by First Class Package for a cost of $3.72 (if I had sent by a regular envelope, there would not be a tracking # and I would be dinged for that).Īfter spending way too much time trying to figure out what was wrong, I finally found that you can exclude "Protectorates" from your shipping area. I thought maybe there was a glitchy thing going on but tried again this morning and the option was still grayed out. Went to buy and print the shipping label and lo and behold, the eBay Standard Envelope option was grayed out. ![]() Puerto Rico is a territory of the US so is included under Domestic shipping. ( I figure if I have to ship first class package or some other method, the charge for additional cards is going to cover that cost). I charge $1.50 + $0.25 for each additional charge. The buyer picked the eBay Standard Envelope shipping method. I received an order for 1 regular basketball trading card. ![]()
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