Although to be honest the return address would then be very small… you can’t have everything (Or can you…. you could always get pickitpackit to design an integrated label sheet to your specific requirements but depending on the quantity you need cost may or may not be within acceptable limits.)

Personally in your shoes I’d sacrifice a return address label which customers would use occasionally for a CN22 which you’d use most of the time.

Would I then lose my return address label though Chris?

shame that these days this is only ,just about my posting id,

whirly joking aside ,
this is my point about these webinars and seminars etc,
most are intended to mainly help the people running them, not the people attending them,
this little tip I suggested was given freely, no strings attatched, with no profit to me in any way

There’s a thread re seller protection in the TameBay forum at the moment…

I looked into this and bought the invoice software and integrated labels after reading your comment on here. Money very well spent.

This way of working has saved me a great deal of time with both my ebay and Amazon orders already.

By the time you come to print invoices the buyers address will match in PayPal and on eBay so yes the software will work – the only time it won’t work is if a buyer emails you separately asking you to ship to an alternate address. In this situation you can either refund the payment and ask them to repay with the correct address (probably the best solution), do as I do (unintentionally – I tend to ship first thing in the morning and answer emails later in the day! Doh!) and simply ship to the address on the PayPal payment, or manually edit the shipping address in SMP prior to printing (but then you won’t be covered under PayPal seller protection).

You’d have to mock up a CN22 to fit the label but then it could autofill the address details – all you’d have to do is manually write in the value and weight (although I bet you could fiddle the software to do that too). I’d contact them and tell them what you need as I bet a load of sellers could use a template like that.

You will be doing webinars by the end of the year at this rate Norf

Personally I’ve got three Seiko printers and about 2000 labels left in stock but I’m going to flog the lot on eBay – the integrated label sheets mean I only have to print invoices and get my labels thrown in for free – and I was spending about 2-3p a label anyway which is about the same price as integrated labels – bargain!

I should also say if you buy the full invoice edition from pickitpackit it will quite happily handle both labels and invoices so you can mix and match printing as required.

It would be great to use my Dymo Label printer but i have searched all over the site for the information, just can’t see it.