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Post Sweets in envelope via royal mail 2nd class?
is that allowed, as i am starting my new business, i will be posting sweets to customers. I would like to know for item under 1kg can i post them via royal mail? and is ok just to put a stamp on it or would i need to purchase special delivery etc, or would it have to be through a courier service. currently i am offering free postage and packaging on all my items.
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- !Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
You can use Royal Mail but make sure you pack them securely and pay the correct postage for the size (not just weight) of your packages.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Hmmn. Instead of sending them your sweets which may spoil eventually why not try sending them a Direct Mail Advertising strategy instead, you can check http://www.printandmail4u.com/ to read a lot about this strategy.
- Anonymous8 years ago
you can, but a stamp will be no use, not enough postage.
