Here is how a QR Code on Bonanza Works (this was my experience) :

When creating your shipping label on Bonanza, choose PDF QR Code from the drop down. This same drop down has a list of different size labels you select from for when you do have a printer.

Once you submit everything and purchase your label, Bonanza will send you an email that contains an attachment. Check your email right afterwards to make sure it is there. This attachment has two pages. The first page is a bar code (sort of looks like that) and the second page is your actual label.

When you go to the post office you will take your package without anything on it. You will open the email and the attachment in front of the postal worker. He will scan the first page that has what looks to be a bar code (note that I had to click on the bar code image to bring the bar code into full view so that it could be scanned … you may not have to).

And then a label prints out and the postal worker places it onto the package.

Note, for my postal worker, at first he did not think it would scan. If this happens with yours let him know that another seller on Bonanza said it worked for their postal worker.

Importantly, when shipping out multiple packages, I would use a sticky note placed on the package with the buyer’s first or last name. It makes it a lot easier to match the attachment in the email to the package. It also helps out the postal worker.

I hope this helps. If you would like more clarity on what I’ve said here just post.

I did not include Bonanza’s email because there was an extra step that I did not have to take, etc.

Sharon