I would make sure that you lock down your and your husband's credit. I would check creditsesame.com and creditkarma.com to check out your credit file. This woman is sounds like she will go to extremes to get money. Source: over 2 years ago

Shut down your credit with all three bureaus. You can get free credit reports and views at creditsesame.com and creditkarma.com. If you think that reporting your nmother to the SS administration would get you thrown out, I would wait until you can escape. Source: over 2 years ago

I'll have approx 10-20 products, would like to have live inventory, and be able to accept CC payments and initiate shipping labels through USPS or stamps.com type of thing. The idea would be that the functionality of the site minimizes the labor of order fulfillment. I have an etsy store for 4 products and like the way that is done. Unfortunately, the products are probably not appropriate for Shopify or Etsy type... Source: 7 months ago

When I opened up the order history in stamps.com I noticed that there were dupliacte labels purchased for the same order number. Then I went over to shipstation to see if the duplicate shipping label were imported and there was no record of it being there at all. So stamps.com would occasionaly purchase 2-4 labels for one order but only send one of the labels through to shipstaion. Since we never log in to... Source: 7 months ago

I have been very happy with my Shipstation rates, but the incredible customer service I get direct with a UPS rep on my other accounts is second to none. I do hate having to constantly reload a stamps.com balance and I would much prefer invoice billing like I get direct with UPS. Source: 8 months ago

The cost to ship the box is $22.80 (and would be cheaper if you use something like stamps.com) and the 3.43 gallons of pumice would cost $1.67, making your total cost to buy and ship $24.47, which is $7.33/gallon. Source: 12 months ago

My USPS Informed Delivery email says I have a package from stamps.com waiting for me. I didn't order anything from stamps.com. Source: 12 months ago