> PayPal is great other than that. And they just added the
> ability to print
> and track USPS Priority and Express mail labels, so it really
> makes it easy.
> Unless it has to go out of country... Then I have to do it
> all by hand.

I don't use USPS and the info has to enter my administration system
anyway, so I print my labels from there (actually just another copy of
the invoice, I cut out the adress part).

> And you are right about the customs fee confusion... I really don't
> understand how that works: I just fill out all the paper
> work. Usually that
> is three different forms, to be filled out by hand (can't
> print them from a
> computer) each with my address, the customer address and the
> value of the
> item. But I do wish I could know what happens at the other end.

AFAIK in most countries a CN22 note is OK for small value packets. I
recall reciving packets from PHAnderson with just that CN22, so unless
the USA changed their rules you should be able to do just that.

Wouter van Ooijen

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