Self-stick shipping labels.

[Fleabag2014]

I think that It would be a good idea that whenever anyone has sold an item via eBid, they should have they have the option of using the United States post office website to create said shipping labels, instead of doing it via PayPal. This will reduce the chances of paper, or labels being wasted due to the fact that PayPal doesn't give the option of adjusting the label size - plus the fact that they put the instructions on the same page as the label itself.

[ropegg]

I think that It would be a good idea that whenever anyone has sold an item via eBid, they should have they have the option of using the United States post office website to create said shipping labels, instead of doing it via PayPal. This will reduce the chances of paper, or labels being wasted due to the fact that PayPal doesn't give the option of adjusting the label size - plus the fact that they put the instructions on the same page as the label itself.

I have the option use the US Postal service to print my labels by using their Click n Ship and I use it. I have to fill in the information instead of an auto fill but it works great for me.

[Policequilts]

I really don't know about using the sticky labels to print,

I use both USPS and Paypal to print shipping labels and it uses a full page.
Half the page with the shipping label and the other half with tracking number, shipping price.
Label goes on the package and the other half gets attached to my copy of the invoice for backup.

[ropegg]

I really don't know about using the sticky labels to print,

I use both USPS and Paypal to print shipping labels and it uses a full page.
Half the page with the shipping label and the other half with tracking number, shipping price.
Label goes on the package and the other half gets attached to my copy of the invoice for backup.

What I do to have a sticky label printed and non sticky info piece is -----

My sticky labels are two to a sheet so I cut the sheet in half to make two sticky labels - and I take a half sheet of copy paper and tape it to one of the sticky labels. I use 3 small pieces of scotch tape (on the back side) to hold them together (one on each side and one in the middle). After they are printed I take them apart and put the sticky label on the package.

This takes a little extra work but for me it is worth it. Also, for me, I don't mind if the back side of the info sheet has something else on it so I can use pieces that may have otherwise been thrown away.

[Fleabag2014]

What I would really appreciate is if eBid were to have a built in feature that would auto fill and print just the shipping label, without the instructions (I think ebay has that feature).