ebay postage rip off
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had the argument recently with a seller
said you charged me £4.00 for posting item came to the door, cost them £1.05 so emailed them, the got the arse and said its not just for posting its for "overheads" as well, didnt leave feedback..
also asked a guy if his postage quote was correct he said
thats the price you either want the item or you dont, im not forcing you to buy it.
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said you charged me £4.00 for posting item came to the door, cost them £1.05 so emailed them, the got the arse and said its not just for posting its for "overheads" as well, didnt leave feedback..
also asked a guy if his postage quote was correct he said
thats the price you either want the item or you dont, im not forcing you to buy it.
....................... :?:
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to be honest , I include ebay and payapl charges in my postage price .
as said before , if not happy with postage , do not bid .
but £10 for a first class is a lot !!
as said before , if not happy with postage , do not bid .
but £10 for a first class is a lot !!
I think thats the norm to be fair and I reckon it's ok up to a point. As long as the postage is clearly put on the auction you know what you're going to get added to the auction so bid accordingly.
Having stood in the queue at my local post office (in the city) for nearly 30 mins posting a part to someone on this forum (which I don't mind doing) I have to say that adding a couple of quid for the hassle is ok for an ebay transaction IMO.
Having stood in the queue at my local post office (in the city) for nearly 30 mins posting a part to someone on this forum (which I don't mind doing) I have to say that adding a couple of quid for the hassle is ok for an ebay transaction IMO.
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