1. Calculate your postage a.) Decide how to send your item: - First class? -Second class? -Collection in person? -Recorded delivery? -Insurance? To find out more helpful information about these services then please visit Royal Mail and Parcelforce Worldwide sites. b.) Calculate your postage rates for both UK and overseas delivery using the Royal Mail postage calculator and ParcelForce Worldwide calculator. Sellers on Bagedit are not allowed to charge excessive postage and packaging fees, and if they are found to be doing so they will have their listings suspended. Sellers must also make it clear on their listings that additional delivery charges could apply when using specialist couriers to deliver to certain parts of the UK for example: Northern Ireland, certain parts of Scotland. For postage information for sending abroad please visit Royal Mail. 2. Pack your item Make sure you pack your item securely so that it won't be damaged in the post. Useful information can be found through Royal Mails ‘Advice on Wrapping and Packaging.’ 3. Print your postage from home via Paypal Once you have a PayPal account you can quickly and easily print off your own postage label through PayPal Postage Centre. This service is free and can be accessed by logging into your account and by clicking on the ‘print postage label’ on your account overview page or account history page once you have received a payment. Once you provide the correct weight and dimensions you can use your printer at home to print off the postage label only paying the normal Royal Mail postage price through your PayPal account.

*You can easily track your items through royal mail.com or parcelforce.com if you have used these services.