i pointed this out quite awhile ago... in online auctions i believe. I've been using it for along time and have had no problems...

right here

IE is a BAD tool. Sure, I have tools around the house, some Chinese-made crap that is about as strong as cardboard (read, IE), and some nice Xcel tools that are strong, secure, and always work (i.e. Firefox).

IE is a BAD tool. Sure, I have tools around the house, some Chinese-made crap that is about as strong as cardboard (read, IE), and some nice Xcel tools that are strong, secure, and always work (i.e. Firefox). So whenever I need to ship using PayPal, I have to fire my laptop and boot in WinXP to ship. All my important work is done in Linux.

NoDiscount said:iwearnosox said:ArgoNavis said:
3. Their labels are UGLY. Why can't they generate nice, sharp labels like the USPS site does?

Overall, I agree that having the ability to print 1st class amd Media labels is nice. I'm sure that in the near future USPS will do that too.That's the stupidest thing I've heard all day. It's a mailing label, who cares what it looks like? IE is a tool, I'm sure you have more than one screwdriver in your house.

Some people may be collecting printed labels... Ya never know. HEH He's probably the same guy that's at the post office deciding what design stamp he wants as 20 people stand behind him waiting to get on their lives. "Ooooh, flowers, can I see those, too?"

gatoridp said:ThornnSpear said:Also note that first class itmes must be in rigid packaging or at least .75" thick or USPS will charge the recipient for the balance to make it a priority mail shipment. This has been noted in the Online Auctions forum...

Is this true? I used this paypal shipping to mail some of my rebates already.... I thought the delivery confirmation would be a nice feature.

just stick them in a $.25 padded mailer...

Another CON is that there is no place to put the email of the recipient. Instead, USPS will send two emails to you, and one is supposed to go to the recipient. You have to forward the email to the recipient instead. Besides, USPS email system sometimes is not reliable.

knighthawke said:

Works fine with me on Netscape (versions 7 and now 8)...maybe you should hire a "competent" guide to help you out.

As for Ugly....thats your opinion.

Yep, that's an opinion, take it or don't And I don't use Netscape, they've fallen behind Firefox in usability, interface and customization (opinion again). So I will flame any site that supports a particular browser only (the worst browser in the world, too).

Excellent! this's also what I'm looking for.

You should try the new Version 8. Can use a firefox or an ie engine depending on what you choose for individual sites. I have zero problems with it.

ArgoNavis said:knighthawke said:

Works fine with me on Netscape (versions 7 and now 8)...maybe you should hire a "competent" guide to help you out.

As for Ugly....thats your opinion.

Yep, that's an opinion, take it or don't And I don't use Netscape, they've fallen behind Firefox in usability, interface and customization (opinion again). So I will flame any site that supports a particular browser only (the worst browser in the world, too).
Agree.