UPS Internet Shipping allows you to prepare domestic and international shipment labels from the convenience of any computer with Internet access. You do not have to install shipping software on your computer. A UPS account number is not required because UPS Internet Shipping can be billed to a payment card such as a debit or a credit card (where applicable). This service is compatible with Windows® and Macintosh® operating systems, and its encryption technology ensures privacy.
To send a package or letter, select the Shipping tab and then select Create a Shipment from the area on the left. If you have not registered with My UPS, you will be asked to complete the registration form and select a User ID and Password. The registration form requires your name, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address. Your mailing address will automatically serve as each shipment´s return address. You can update or cancel the registration information at any time.
After logging in, you can start creating a shipping label for the package. These are professional labels with address validation (city, state, and postal code) for addresses in the United States. Complete the service information, and you´re ready to print the shipping label.
Minimum System Requirements:
- IBM® or compatible, or Apple® or compatible computer with an Internet connection
- Windows 98 or NT® 4.0, ME, or XP operating system on IBM compatible systems
- Apple Macintosh OS® 8.0 or higher on Apple compatible systems
Thermal Label Printer
UPS is pleased to offer you an exceptional value in a specialized label printer with output that meets the highest standards for legibility and wear resistance in shipping labels. This printer can be ordered for a nominal fee by contacting your local UPS office.
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Also, you will need a Hewlett-Packard® compatible laser jet printer, inkjet printer (acceptable quality output for labels is required), or the UPS Thermal Printer to allow you to print labels. |
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