[quote user="ruthieg"] I can't do this at the moment as I don't have a compatible printer for sticky labels.[/quote] You don't need to use sticky labels. I just print onto plain A4 paper, cut the label out and stick on with sellotape. Proper sticky labels may look more professional...

I tried printing labels last week - admittedly onto paper - but I just couldn't get it to do it without writing SAMPLE all over it. No matter how many attempts I made it didn't work. Does anyone have any advice? I loaded £15 of credit on the site so I need to find a way round it.

The cost of posting is going up again from 4th April. I've summarised below the rates that most of us most frequently - more info is available here (page 5 of the pdf document): Royal Mail Prices 2011 In essence, where you currently pay £1.11 to send a Large Letter 2nd class, from next month...

[quote user="drivel_head"] Hi, I'm convinced my PO is ripping me off with postage costs! So I fancy starting myself up doing it the online way. But I have a few questions after reading this thread; firstly for those of you who say you measure the book and print the label off at home and...

I just found this guide for a mere £4.99! Can't vouch for the site but I'm ordering mine tonight... http://www.pbmailingsupplies.co.uk/official-royal-mail-sizing-guide-p-54337.html

[quote user="sazzymch"]I just read Jubes post about being told that they don't do the free ones anymore - only ones that cost £25 - blinking cheek![/quote] I got one in the form of a ruler from Amazon for £3.77 plus postage (which was actual £4.95 but still comes to alot less then £25 and...

I know this isn't being posted by a moderator or anything, but it's really useful information so I hope you'll consider making it a 'sticky'. You can still order free size guides from Royal Mail . Just go to the link below and fill out the information. For the telephone number, it...