For USPS Retail Ground parcels over 108 inches but not more than 130 inches, what price applies regardless of weight?

The correct choice pertains to pricing specifically for parcels that exceed certain dimensions. For USPS Retail Ground parcels that measure over 108 inches but not more than 130 inches in combined length and girth, oversized pricing applies. This is a flat fee that is charged regardless of the weight of the package, emphasizing the importance of the dimensions in this case rather than the weight.

This approach is in line with USPS's pricing structure, which is designed to account for the additional costs associated with handling and transporting larger packages, which often require more space and specialized handling than standard-sized parcels. Hence, regardless of how light or heavy such a parcel may be, the oversized pricing structure ensures that all larger parcels are treated consistently in terms of their shipping cost.

In contrast, weight pricing takes into account the weight of the parcel for calculating costs, which wouldn’t apply to parcels that fall strictly into the oversized category. Dimensional pricing is typically used for priority mail and is based on the dimensions rather than just the weight but does not specifically categorize parcels in the way described here. The non-machinable surcharge applies to certain parcels that cannot be processed using standard machines, which is unrelated to the strict size thresholds mentioned in the question. Thus, the unique situation of parcels over