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igorbarinov2011-03-05 13:29:06
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igorbarinov, 2011-03-05 13:29:06

Can a magnet be mailed?

I'm running a contest and giving away fridge magnets. Is it possible to send by mail, for example, 100 letters with magnets. Each envelope contains 1 magnet. Is this against any rules or laws?
And what is the best way to do this so that the letters do not stick together when sent?

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Rafael Osipov, 2011-03-05
@Rafael

You can only send magnets as a parcel. For international shipments, there is also the “Small Packet” service.
Read here:
Written correspondence
Parcels and parcels

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curlydevil, 2011-03-05
@curlydevil

Fridge magnets are not that powerful - sending magnets from hard drives is already hell for mail ...
You can wrap the magnets themselves with a small layer of foam - and it will be safer - and it will be easier to separate letters from each other, although I'm sure that they they will not stick together if each magnet is wrapped with at least a 5 mm layer of foam. As an option, buy a thicker layer and an incision in it, into which you stick a magnet.

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XRay39, 2011-03-05
@XRay39

It is quite possible.
About stickiness: this is more of a postal task, after receiving the envelopes they sort them, and so on.

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Demon2, 2011-03-05
@Demon2

I remember once in childhood, I put an ordinary audio cassette into an envelope, climbed through the mail slot of the box with great effort :)
True, I still don’t know whether that letter reached or not.

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Rulin, 2011-03-05
@Rulin

I ordered these magnets from Hong Kong, everything came without problems to regular mail cgi.ebay.com/200-Neodymium-Disc-1-8-inch-X-1-16-Earth-N35-Magnets-/270714548753?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash =item3f07d83211

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Odinokij_Kot, 2011-03-07
@Odinokij_Kot

I ordered neodymium magnets in the form of balls from the Chinese, I ordered a lot to get a cube 8 * 8 * 8 =) everything came perfectly.

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Alexander, 2011-03-10
Yankovskiy @Suncheez

I have a magnet hanging on the refrigerator of some service center for household appliances. They made it like this: a self-adhesive with an advertisement is stuck on a thin, about 2 mm thick magnetic rubber. The area of ​​the magnet is a matchbox. This magnet holds well (but not tightly) on the refrigerator and in general I liked it. I accidentally never brushed it off, and the desire to stick it was decided by a good design of the advertisement.
And this magnet came to me by letter complete with a detailed price list.

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Bambre, 2011-03-05
@Bambre

A few years ago I didn't even get a letter with a small stack of photographs, up to 5 mm thick. I think the parcel will be more reliable.

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