Good news for those of you who enjoy Buying, Selling, or trading games using Goozex. No they are not giving away games for free left and right off the site, but it is up there in the terms of good news. Especially for those lazy gamers who hate having to make trips down to the post office to complete a sell or trade. *Gasp* Lazy gamers, no way!
Well the site is now offering you the ability to purchase a USPS shipping label complete with tracking number directly from the website. 13 oz. to 1k oz. of shipping label to be clear, based on first class or priority mail respectfully. For a small few users can buy and print labels that they can slap on their sells for shipment that includes a tracking number for both sides of the interaction to be able to track. Why is this awesome for lazy gamers? Because you can then drop the shipment with aforementioned label into any USPS mail box you find near you. Good news, at least for us in the U.S. But then again, no other country is as lazy so take it as a compliment?
The new automatic shipping service will be available for most game trades. After users accept to send a game to another Goozex member, they will have the choice to pay and print for a Goozex postage label. The label can be purchased by credit card or PayPal at the time of the trade and will include USPS delivery confirmation tracking. The new shipping service handles USPS First Class mail up to 13 ounces and USPS Priority mail up to 1,000 ounces. Currently, the new service is only available for U.S. members only.
"We strongly believe this will save our members time and money," said Valerio Zanini, Goozex co-founder and CEO. Valerio continued, "Finding sustainable solutions to increase trading activity and address real world money savers for our members is always a high priority for Goozex. The annoyance of going to the post office is something we needed to address to meet the demands of our members. We look to make things simple and hassle free, something we believe our new automatic shipping service delivers."
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