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How can I snail mail a large stack of a4 documents via royal mail or similar?
I have a large stack of documents I need to snail mail all in one package.
Is there a document holder that will hold 200 plus pages a4 to post or should I just use brown paper? Tried a universal despatch mailer which was deep enough but not wide enough and left some paper showing.
Thanks for your help.
How about using a small box that is large enough to take the documents and then wrapping *that* up in brown paper etc. I wouldn’t pack the documents alone because if the parcel got wet or damaged, so would your documents whereas if they are safely within another packet/container, they would be relatively safe. You can then take them to your local post office and send. The cheapest method would probably be parcel force. You can also buy different size boxes made by Royal Mail from any larger post office with a Royal Mail shop inside.
Anyway hope that helps. Nick.
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