First time selling paper item

Have I done postage correctly for paper item and is add in proper category (tobacciana).

Should I sell to other countries as is small paper item.

Please critique for me as much appreciated.

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First time selling paper item

Here is the Canada Post website for postal rates.

https://www.canadapost.ca/cpotools/apps/far/business/findARate?execution=e1s1

If you want to use Flat Rate Shipping it should help you.

You can use K1A 0A6 as a handy postal code for National Rates. (It's the House of Commons in Ottawa).

For the USA I use 90210 as a sample zipcode.

 

You seem to be using Calculated Rates properly. Many newbies are baffled by those. Good work!

 

I would suggest not shipping internationally until you have at least 10 DSRs and know what DSRs are.

And never ship Surface. It's too expensive.

 

I wouldn't have choses tobacciana for the calendar.

There is Collectibles->Paper->Calendars-> Pre-1940 which might have been better.

But let it ride at the moment. I could be wrong for once.

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First time selling paper item

Here is the Canada Post website for postal rates.

https://www.canadapost.ca/cpotools/apps/far/business/findARate?execution=e1s1

If you want to use Flat Rate Shipping it should help you.

You can use K1A 0A6 as a handy postal code for National Rates. (It's the House of Commons in Ottawa).

For the USA I use 90210 as a sample zipcode.

 

You seem to be using Calculated Rates properly. Many newbies are baffled by those. Good work!

 

I would suggest not shipping internationally until you have at least 10 DSRs and know what DSRs are.

And never ship Surface. It's too expensive.

 

I wouldn't have choses tobacciana for the calendar.

There is Collectibles->Paper->Calendars-> Pre-1940 which might have been better.

But let it ride at the moment. I could be wrong for once.

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