I cannot seem to find an accurate answer to this question. I'm trying to use the USPS shipping calculator. I saw an answer posted that USPS "regular" rates were used below 13 oz and priority mail above 13 oz, but this is apparently not the case.
Test case 1: 14.1 oz, large box to Canada: USPS Priority Mail price: $16.15. E-Junkie: $4.76
Test case 2: 23.1 oz, large box to New Zealand: USPS Priority Mail price: $17.48. E-Junkie: $13.05
I want to be able to ship priority mail. It does not make any sense to me (1) what E-junkie is actually doing or (2) that it cannot simply calculate a priority mail rate under easy tests like these.
Can someone please explain what method is actually used, so that i might be able to find a way to work around it?
It really does not make sense to me that E-junkie claims to but cannot calculate USPS postage.
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