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Posted By: bcornell

I got a few inquiries lately about the labels on packages I sent and decided I'd share the wealth here. I've been using a Dymo LabelWriter for a few years (eBay search) and highly recommend them for anyone who has poor handwriting and/or sends more than a couple of items a month. These use thermal labels and Dymo provides an easy, free service that corrects addresses (9-digit zips, bar codes, etc.). I'm convinced that packages with these labels arrive sooner at their destinations - possibly because they can be machine-read.

They work with PC's and Macs. Labels go for around 30 cents each in bulk.


Bill