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    Exclamation Packaging supplies

    Does anyone know where online I can order cardboard boxes to package products? Also I need to be able to order a small quantity of boxes.

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    uline.com - is probly the most generic 'google'-searched box-n-package provider I can think of...
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    I think this is where your local Yellow Pages comes into play. Not everything needs to be done online Im sure there is a place to get boxes near you somewhere unless you live in some small village.
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    if you ship via ups thay will ship out boxes for fee i also have some packing supplies that i get like packing nuts and wrapping paper i could give them to you just pay for the shipping. pm me if you want them

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    usps.com ships free boxes to you. For packing peanuts and such, I use Ebay.

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    Yep,goto usps.com and order your boxes,tape,& bubble wrap for FREEEEEE>
    They will even customized address label for your business for FREE. Ups also does this,but I think you have to have an account,not sure.....But for years I have been using the usps for my FREE shipping supplies. hope this helps.

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    Uline.com is very good with tons of variety of supplies, if not go to your local post office, or check out the yellow pages where people sell boxes. Don't get them from moving places or storage facilities they will charge you an arm and a leg.

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    on ebay there is some very cheap packaging and in some very large bulk buys

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    the usps only gives free boxes/envelopes for priority mail I thought, they dont for parcel, media or anything below priority mail do they?

    I know you can get free labels and stickers from them (not address labels, labels used for customs and delivery confirmation/signature confirmation etc.

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    Ya its only for Priority mail. But thats what I use so it works well for me.

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    we use uline too, great service.
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    Quote Originally Posted by biz1
    Does anyone know where online I can order cardboard boxes to package products? Also I need to be able to order a small quantity of boxes.

    Thanks
    I've found success ordering packing supplies on ebay.

    www.uline.com looks great as well.

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