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How to Get Free Priority Mail Boxes & Envelopes Shipped to your Home

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Free shipping boxes!
Free shipping boxes!

Many People may not realize you can have USPS boxes of all size & envelopes shipped to your home for free! There is absolutely NO cost whatsoever. This is perfect if you are an Ebay seller, or if you ship often! The nice thing is They are delivered to Your home, and anytime you need a priority box, you have it right on hand!!

Difficulty: Easy
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  • Go to the usps Website and order all of your free supplies now!
  1. Step 1
    Getting free shipping boxes is simple
    Getting free shipping boxes is simple

    Simply go to USPS website.

  2. Step 2
    Free shipping boxes delivered to your door, for free!
    Free shipping boxes delivered to your door, for free!

    Click the link "Buy Stamps & Shop."
    Now click "For mailing/Shipping."
    Now click "Priority."

  3. Step 3
    You must use your free shipping boxes to ship priority mail, only!
    You must use your free shipping boxes to ship priority mail, only!

    Simply choose which boxes or envelopes you need. You may choose as many as you need. Once done, click checkout. They will have you fill out your name address, state and zip. They will also have you click that you agree to only use these for Priority shipping. Then click Submit!
    Your supplies will arrive in 5 to 7 days, right at your door! Whenever you need more supplies, go back and order more!!

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on 7/28/2009 Great Article! I never knew the boxes were shipped free. Thanks!

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