but I am curious if that is only in case with a larger discrepancy, and if it is even worth our time to add the .25 or .50 inch to the measurements The packages get measured by laser and the billed dimensions adjust if necessary. You can see any differences between your claimed dims by looking at your shipping history comparing it to your invoice. The invoice will tell you the dimensions billed and if there were differences egregious enough to change the billing. Does your shipping tool allow decimals? Some of the FedEx Ship Manager fields don't take decimals. You're supposed to round up to the nearest inch (or switch to centimeter units I guess). Would love to know if other shipping tools take decimals. I use box specified dimensions if available. Occasionally the lasers add an extra inch somewhere, usually not big enough to change anything. Good luck if you need to dispute something, refunds are basically off the table this year. More on reddit.com

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