Save Money On Shipping
(NAPSI)—Your company can get money from a surprising source: the Post Office.
That’s because the U.S. Postal Service now has a program that gives credits to registered businesses that use Click-N-Ship® services. As of August 1, 2020, businesses can earn these credits when they buy Priority Mail® and Priority Mail Express® products. The credits can then be used toward future purchases of the products, using Click-N-Ship.
How It Works
•Registered business users of Click-N-Ship services will be automatically enrolled and automatically accrue the credits.
•Companies that are already registered get a $40 credit for every $500 spent on Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express products using Click-N-Ship.
•New Click-N-Ship users earn an additional $40 for the first $500 they spend.
•Once earned, credits are added to the connected USPS.com account within 30 days.
•Credits expire one year from the date of issuance.
Make Your Money Go Even Further
More good news from the USPS: Starting January 2021, the Postal Service will help your business grow faster by adding tiers to the USPS® Loyalty Program. Your tier will be based on your qualifying shipping totals from the previous year. A higher tier means a larger benefit.
Learn More
For further facts on how the USPS Loyalty Program can pay off for you, visit usps.com/loyalty.
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