I use the LTclickship label from PlanetLabel.com Each sheet contains 1 4 x 6 mailing label and a small 3 x 3 label for your records. This works for me because I like to have a paper copy of my orders and I don't rely on a paperless system. The cost is $8.00 per 100 sheets.
Some companies carry sheets with 2 4 x 6 labels on 1 page, but I read that you should only run a label through your printer once. If you only need one label, there could be waste.
I use web ship sticker labels from DHL. They're free and they're the perfect size for all the shipping information. I've been using them for years and never had a problem.
I use web ship sticker labels from DHL. They're free and they're the perfect size for all the shipping information. I've been using them for years and never had a problem.
Bill can you be a bit more specific? Where can one find these products? What product number are you using? What program are you using with these labels that works well (Click-n-ship, Stamps.com, etc.)?
Bill can you be a bit more specific? Where can one find these products? What product number are you using? What program are you using with these labels that works well (Click-n-ship, Stamps.com, etc.)?
Thanks!
Sure. You have to make an account on the DHL site before you can order the web ship labels, but that takes a minute and is free. After you do that, go to the order supplies page, and select as many as you want of the WebShip/CorporateShip Labels. They also have a ton of other supplies such as boxes and envelopes that you can order for free if you like. Submit your order and in a day or two, you'll have your supplies at your door step. After I receive the labels, I use them on the USPS click and ship site. I print the label, stick it to the package, and drop it in the outgoing mailbox.
Sure. You have to make an account on the DHL site before you can order the web ship labels, but that takes a minute and is free. After you do that, go to the order supplies page, and select as many as you want of the WebShip/CorporateShip Labels. They also have a ton of other supplies such as boxes and envelopes that you can order for free if you like. Submit your order and in a day or two, you'll have your supplies at your door step. After I receive the labels, I use them on the USPS click and ship site. I print the label, stick it to the package, and drop it in the outgoing mailbox.
EDIT: Opps, I found them. But it appears you can only order 50 at a time? That's not too many, unless they are sent in packages of 5 or 10.
Last edited by guest5779; July 9th, 2007 at 11:11 PM.
Excellent. Do you know what labels they are specifically? Do they have a product number? I've yet to sign up for click-n-ship, but you might have saved me some time + cash. I appreciate it!
Thanks Bill! Have you encountered any problems with ordering a few times a month? I do about 50 orders every two weeks or so.
Thanks again!
Nope, never any problems like that. I once ordered twice in a week and the second time they sent out a stack of 200. So maybe if you order alot, they'll do the same for you.
Nope, never any problems like that. I once ordered twice in a week and the second time they sent out a stack of 200. So maybe if you order alot, they'll do the same for you.
Sweet! Thanks Bill! You saved me time and money, and that's a good thing!
Nope, never any problems like that. I once ordered twice in a week and the second time they sent out a stack of 200. So maybe if you order alot, they'll do the same for you.
UPS used to offer free labels, but when they notice that your UPS volume is less than the free label volume that you're ordering, they cut you off.
I have a feeling that DHL will change to a similar policy soon once more people try getting free labels.
Since then, I've switched to a dedicated "thermal" label printer. It's cool because it uses no ink (it prints with heat), so I don't have to waste black ink printing shipping labels. I can now use one label printer for both UPS and USPS labels. The printer I'm using is a Zebra 2844 Thermal Printer. I got both the printer and blank labels from eBay pretty cheap.
I also recently switched from using stamps.com to endicia.com
Shipping labels for USPS Click N Ship 
