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I am sure most people know about this. I figured it out AFTER I bought a scale. If you are shipping a lot you will need shipping scale. (You also get a150ish in coupons.) http://www.stamps.com/radio/ Enter: mikeandmike

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I have sold only 2 sets so far, but I am not sure I would ever need a scale when it comes to selling LEGO sets.. because the weights of those sets are already advertised out there.. I just use those figures.

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I have sold only 2 sets so far, but I am not sure I would ever need a scale when it comes to selling LEGO sets.. because the weights of those sets are already advertised out there.. I just use those figures.

Don't forget the weight of the outer box & packing materials. Even 1 oz can make a pretty big difference on the cost of shipping. If you purchase a scale - you will quickly save much more than the cost of the scale.

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I've just never been willing to pay the markup charged by stamps.com. I purchase my own scale and ebay actually gets you a small discount on shipping and I'm happy with how easy it is to do shipping with ebay, it is almost worth the fees. lol

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I bought a scale on amazon 16 and change free shipping.I sold a set when I shipped it it came out to 8 pounds .6 ounces if would have been 7.99999 pounds I would have saved a couple bucks so I learnt my lesson and bought a scale

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