I used to ship quite a few eggs for hatching. I rolled each egg in 1/2 paper towel, inserted into egg carton and taped the carton closed. then used packing peanuts, nesprint and or any lightweight material which could absorb some shock. Fill the shipping carton so there can be no movement and seal. my experience with feedback was hatch rates ran from a low of 3 per dozen to a high of 10 per dozen eggs hatched. I gaurranrteed 3 live chicks or another 12 eggs free, except for the postage. very few eggs were reported to have been broken in transit. There was 1 time when a claim was made tthat all eggs were broken, I doubt it, but reshipped for the additional postage. Some people will try to rip of the breeder.

My eggs were $25 per dozen, which included shipping( usually around 8-9 $$s shipping by xpress mail for the 1st 12.. As started birds I got from 15$-$50 per bird so if only 3 hatched, the buyer made out nicely.

I mainly advertised on poultry sites, word of mouth from shows and sold a time or 2 on egg bid. If your birds are good you dont need to advertise a whole lot. Buyers will fare better buying nicely started good quality stock.

Thanks, helpful!

I also just located some good information about this in the Help section of the Eggbid site.

Here is a link that might be useful: Eggbid Shipping Help