Usually when I'm selling something, it usually has a chargeable lithium battery inside, but I always tell USPS no when they ask me about lithium for fear they'll charge me more. Maybe they take different precautions like ground-shipping only, but is there any different in costs?
I find it a little hard to believe that tiny devices with tiny batteries pose much of a risk or threat when shipped, but wonder if the word lithium is a red flag that classifies all lithium of all sizes as a major threat.
I get the feeling if I said "yes" to the 80 year old teller at the facility, she's not going to ship it as a normal package.
I find it a little hard to believe that tiny devices with tiny batteries pose much of a risk or threat when shipped, but wonder if the word lithium is a red flag that classifies all lithium of all sizes as a major threat.
I get the feeling if I said "yes" to the 80 year old teller at the facility, she's not going to ship it as a normal package.
