| How
to
decide
what
postage
to
charge
When
listing
an
item
on
OZtion
you
can
select
one
of
the
following
postage
options.
- Free
postage
- Flat
postage
–
all
buyers
see
the
same
cost
- Flat
postage
by
location
(allows
different
postage
rates
for
different
AU
States)
- Calculated
postage
–
cost
will
vary
by
buyer
postcode
(Regular
and
Express
services
available)
- See
item
description
/
postage
instructions
- No
postage
–
local
pickup
only
Items
with
calculated
postage
will
display
the
accurate
Australia
Post
domestic
postage
cost
in
the
listing,
based
on
the
buyer’s
postcode
(the
cost
is
retrieved
from
Australia
Post
in
real
time).
Regular
and
Express
services
can
be
selected
when
you
list
the
item.
Items
with
'Flat
postage
by
location'
will
show
postage
costs
to
different
locations
(per
state
in
Australia).
OZtion's
Postage
Calculator
can
also
be
used
an
independent
tool
to
research
Australia
Post
domestic
and
international
postage
costs.
If
you
offer
Registered
Post
or
other
proof
of
delivery
services
you
can
include
details
in
the
'Postage
instructions'
field
when
listing
an
item.
See
below
for
further
information
on
Registered
Post.
If
you
offer
'Worldwide'
delivery
or
other
delivery
methods/options
you
can
include
details
in
the
'Postage
instructions'
field
when
listing
an
item.
Note:
Additional
postage
charges
can
be
added
from
the
invoice
page
after
an
item
is
won/purchased.
Flat
Postage
If
you
are
prefer
to
provide
a
flat
postage
cost
(commonly
used
for
small
parcels
and
satchels)
or
multiple
flat
postage
costs
to
different
states
of
Australia,
please
read
the
following
information
which
refers
to
parcels
(not
letters)
posted
via
Australia
Post.
Prices
are
as
of
September
2007
To
ensure
you
are
charging
the
correct
postage
for
your
item
please
work
out
the
following
measurements:
Weight,
Length,
Height
and
Width
Not
only
will
it
help
you
decide
what
to
charge,
your
buyers
can
easily
calculate
the
postage
by
distance
if
they
know
these
4
simple
measurements
using
OZtion's
Postage
Calculator.
|
Small
Parcels
(the
charge
for
small
parcels
up
to
500g
does
not
depend
on
distance)
| Weight |
Charge
per
Regular
Parcel
|
Charge
per
Express
Post
Parcel
|
| Up
to
250g
|
$4.20 |
$7.70 |
| Over
250g
up
to
500g
|
$5.40 |
$7.70 |
Prepaid
Parcel
Post
Satchels
(fixed
price
to
anywhere
in
Australia)
| Maximum
Weight
|
Dimensions
(mm)
|
Per
Item
|
Per
pack
of
10
|
| 1-9
Packs
|
10+
Packs
|
| 500g
Satchel
|
355
x
220 |
$5.50 |
$52.25 |
$49.50 |
| 3kg
Satchel
|
405
x
310
|
$9.60 |
$91.20 |
$86.40 |
Regular
Parcels
over
500g
up
to
20kg
(not
including
prepaid
satchels)
The
postage
price
depends
on
the
weight
of
the
parcel
and
distance.
Because
buyers
of
OZtion
are
located
in
all
states
of
Australia
we
recommend
you
use
the
Calculated
postage
-
cost
will
vary
by
buyer
postcode
option
when
listing
an
item
or
alternatively,
include
the
measurements
of
the
parcel
and
your
lodgement
postcode
in
the
listing's
Postage
Details.
This
will
allow
any
buyer
to
see
the
accurate
Australia
Post
domestic
postage
cost
or
estimate
the
postage
cost
and
avoid
you
missing
a
sale.
- Weigh
the
parcel
- Measure
the
parcel's
dimensions
-
length,
height
and
width
- Use
the
Calculated
postage
-
cost
will
vary
by
buyer
postcode
option
and
enter
the
weight
and
dimensions
when
listing
the
item
or
alternatively,
include
the
measurements
and
your
postcode
in
the
'Postage
Details'
as
per
below
For
example
-
see
screenshot
where
the
seller
includes
details
to
assist
the
buyer:

Cubic
Weight
(used
when
the
cubic
weight
is
greater
than
the
actual
weight
-
e.g.
a
parcel
that
doesn't
weigh
much)
Note:
For
parcels
over
1kg
that
are
square
or
rectangular
in
shape,
the
cubic
weight
is
used
if
this
is
greater
than
the
actual
weight.
Australia
Post
will
assess
charges
according
to
their
actual
weight
or
cubic
weight
equivalent,
whichever
is
greater.
The
cubic
weight
is
the
parcel's
volume
in
cubic
metres
multiplied
by
250.
e.g.
a
parcel
measuring
40cm
long
(0.4m)
x
20cm
high
(0.2m)
x
30cm
wide
(0.3m)
is
equal
to
0.024
cubic
metres.
The
cubic
volume
multiplied
by
a
conversion
factor
of
250 gives the
cubic
weight
of
6kg,
i.e.
0.4
x
0.2
x
0.3
=
0.024
x
250
=
6kg.
|
Registered
Post
Registered
Post
within
Australia
offers:
- a
unique
identification
number
for
each
article
- proof
of
postage
when
lodged
over
a
post
office
counter
- signature
obtained
on
delivery
- compensation
of
up
to
$100
The
charge
for
Registered
Post
labels
covers
the
Registered
Post
fee
only.
| Registered
Post
Item
|
Charge |
| Registered
Post
label
on
lodgment
of
article
|
$2.70
per
article
|
| Prepaid
Registered
Post
labels
|
$102.50
per
box
of
50
|
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