100 Click Ship Labels with Tear Off Receipt for Printing Online Postage. Universal Labels®

I bought a set of these based on the previous reviewer's comments and now I'm here to back them up! These labels are very professional looking and work perfectly. After searching that seemingly endless sea of similar-sounding labels, these were exactly what I was looking for. Pros: - Smaller Size!! They are pre-trimmed, so they fit on 5" x 7.25" bubble envelopes without the need to trim off the wasted space left by 1/2 sheet labels. - Rounded edges. Provide a more professional appearance. - Thick. Obscures another label or writing underneath. - Adhesive is *strong*! You could probably wax with these things. - Default Sheet type/size for eBay and USPS. They are single labels with a receipt, which is the default printing option from USPS and eBay online shipping sites. No need to remember to change settings, just hit print! Cons: - More expensive per label when compared to buying 100 pages of half sheet labels (200 count). The prices for both are pretty much identical. See "Pros" again. If you want those pros, they're well worth the 11 cents. If you want the most labels for your money, buy the universal labels 200-count 1/2 sheet labels instead. - Because of the die cut, it helps to take slightly more care when removing the label from the sheet. Don't try to yank it off all at once or it could tear. And now that you know, you'll never do it so it's actually no big deal. PRINTING TIP: Previous reviewer mentioned that a small portion was clipped when printing from eBay. I changed my margins to Left=0.2 and Top=0.4 and have my headers and footers set to 'blank'. Now it prints *perfectly* from both websites! Since half of each sheet is adhesive-free and backing-free, there is clearly less cost to produce, so the price should be less than their other product instead of the same. But I'm certain when I need more, this is what I'm buying.

These work great! They don't just save you time, but they also save on printer paper and tape, so they save you money! The dimensions are a little off (the label starts about 7mm below where it starts printing), but they are still quite usable. You can't get a better label for the money! They look very professional.

I was really excited to try these, because my eBay labels waste one side of every label with the shipping info…and this seemed like a great money making solution. But if I insert more than one into my printer at a time, it drags 2 or 3 half way out along with the one printing, and I have to load one at a time for every item, or my mailing label is ruined. The concept is great… but they don’t work for my Epson workforce.

I use Endicia through Shipstation and these are the only labels that I could find that fit a 4x8 mailer and allow the postage to print centered. Since the packing slip prints with the label, it saves me a lot of time by not having to print slips separately and match up with labels. One problem I did run across that was also mentioned by other reviewers is the "tie" points. They'll tear the label if you're not carefully. The trick is not to peel from the corners. You can start at the corners but then you have to pull straight down or up, not at an angle. Once you get used to it, it goes pretty smoothly.

i think it worked ok with the ebay and paypal printouts but for anything else like me trying to print a return label from amazon for UPS , cant get it to fit , i try all kinds of different settings and still no luck. thoroughly frustrating and wasted a lot of ink.

I almost didn't buy these, I made the mistake of looking for the 1/2 page label (2 per sheet), then I remembered that printing a SHIPPING LABEL from PayPal, it prints your confirmation on the other half of the sheet. Well these Babies are exactly what I needed. They have sticking power plus, no worries about them coming off the packaging. Others have mentioned the tearing when you peel the label off the backing. The 1st one did tear, then I looked at it to see why, well it has 4 little tabs that are not cut through and the adhesive backing will tear if you just yank them off. So now I simply take a knife and cut the little tabs and the label comes right off, no problem. Make sure you have it positioned correctly when attaching it to the package, there is NO pulling it off and repositioning it. When it touches it's stuck. Also, something that I got lucky with, so I'll pass it along. Where the little tabs are on the label that aren't cut through, they have small arrows showing where they are. I thought those arrows in the center of the page where there to show how to insert the label so it would print correctly, well for me on both my HP printers it worked. Put the label facing down and those arrows pointing inward and presto, everything came out perfect. Will buy again, but the next time I'll get the 250 count package, it's even a better buy than the 100 count.

These are economical in cost and they actually work but they are cumbersome to deal with peeling off the label and the receipt part does not peel off at all. I will buy the ones offered by the US Post Office from now one. Those are better and peel off very well.

Labels work well. Much cheaper than office supply store brand and name brand labels. Slight curl to the label stock so you have to make sure they lay flat before putting them in the printer (I put books on top of them). I think it is actually the plastic shrink wrap they were shipped/wrapped in that caused them to be slightly curved. Also, the four tie-bars that hold the label to the remainder of the page are sometimes hard to tear causing the label to rip. Not 100% but I would buy them again (and plan to do so). The cost savings is worth the small issues and I am not sure if the name brand ones would be any better (and I know they are a lot more expensive).