CIM - how to use it?

[Kalsima]

That works well, I have done small amounts and put them in thick Bday cards.

when large amounts, I use blank papers to cover the c@sh and send it on a more expensive method to ensure it gets there.

I have used magazines etc 

I use like 5 shhets of paper and put in a get well card and send two day in a flat envelope. Over several years I have never had any issues. Always receives a 4 day processneverbeenstolen from only use in mm section

 

[Bren45]

Do you use flat rate envolope? I was thinking of picking up supplies later on that way Its all ready to send out. @Bren45

Sorry for the late reply, yes. I do not like to put it in untrackable or a cheap service.

Yeah the cheapest service works, but a lot of the Vendors will say send it priority as it has a lesser chance of delays or getting lost

 

[Kalsima]

Sorry for the late reply, yes. I do not like to put it in untrackable or a cheap service.

Yeah the cheapest service works, but a lot of the Vendors will say send it priority as it has a lesser chance of delays or getting lost

I have never ever once sent in an envelope from my home or dropped in box. I think that sending two day is the best option. You have a tn and put insurance on it. I never had and 8 years never had a problem.I know my friends that use in mm section. Who knows what can happen without the tn. CIM means Cash In Mail but it should be done correctly. Most vendors I know want tn not a plain envelope. 

 

[lincoln1]

^ valuable insights, thanks