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Postage Costs for CD's, DVD's and Video's
Chell
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Has anyone posted a DVD, a CD or a Video since the postal price changes?
Can you tell what each costs to post?
Thanks,
Can you tell what each costs to post?
Thanks,
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a single dvd wrapped in bubble wrap and then brown paper 1st class cost me 68p, i dont know about videos or cds though sorry
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ahhh cool
i had just put on a load of auctions for dvds asking for £1.50. so should gain a few p of postage as well.
using jiffy bags here. buying dvd size jiffy bags for 25p each0 -
Videos cost £1.70 1st class. With DVDs and CDs, it depends if your packaging is slim enough to post as a Large Letter. If you keep it under 250g (which you probably will if it's in a small Jiffy bag) as well as under 25mm thick, you can post them for about 66p.0
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essexhoney wrote:a single dvd wrapped in bubble wrap and then brown paper 1st class cost me 68p, i dont know about videos or cds though sorry

forgot to add to that they do go as a large letter wrapped like this and are just as secure as a normal jiffy bag
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yea its a good idea to use bubblewrap and brown paper...
it realy goes down to the fact that im 2 lazy. and allready bought the jiffy bags
(off ebay so i did not have to go to shop)
and it costs me nothing to get to the post office as its 1 min walk away
(which i normaly get her to do same lazy reason) 0 -
The average DVD box set will cost £1.70 1st class, £1.39 second class.
For thin dvds your looking at 55p 2nd class, 65p 1st class.0
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