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07-21-2024, 09:42 PM
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Tamper evident tape when shipping?
Most the stuff is sent regular USPS though now and then use registered depending on what "security" I feel is appropriate.
This had me thinking whether to use the tamper evident tape for the regular packages. Thoughts? __________________ Mike  
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08-29-2024, 01:16 PM
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USPS is specific that the water activated tape be used for registered packages since they stamp all around the box to indicate tampering. Bought a roll of the brown reinforced stuff that when the receiver has the package delivered it will be obvious.
Also came across some printed cello tape that may also work for the regular package mailings. Just cannot use it specifically for USPS registered. __________________ Mike
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