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08 April 2006, 11:42 AM
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It's only about a POUND difference for fvcks sake! LMAO!!!
Edited to add : this obviously something trading standards should deal with, if not the police (not the late 70's/early 80's pop act, I'm referring to the law enforcement agency).
Go get 'em hang the b'stads, if you give me 50% commission I'll recover the £1 for you?
Edited to add : this obviously something trading standards should deal with, if not the police (not the late 70's/early 80's pop act, I'm referring to the law enforcement agency).
Go get 'em hang the b'stads, if you give me 50% commission I'll recover the £1 for you?
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08 April 2006, 01:21 PM
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postage and packaging has always included the cost of getting that item sent beyond the actual stamp.
If the post on something is £3 i will happily charge £5...and thats cheap.
After you pack up an item (which can take a while with a big item) and get it to the postoffice you could have spent 30-60 mins on it.......if that the case they are lucky they arent paying £150 for my hours time!
If the post on something is £3 i will happily charge £5...and thats cheap.
After you pack up an item (which can take a while with a big item) and get it to the postoffice you could have spent 30-60 mins on it.......if that the case they are lucky they arent paying £150 for my hours time!
08 April 2006, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Tiggs
After you pack up an item (which can take a while with a big item) and get it to the postoffice you could have spent 30-60 mins on it.......if that the case they are lucky they arent paying £150 for my hours time!
08 April 2006, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by **************
Thats a little different to dropping something in a jiffy bag and sticking it in a post box, wouldn't you agree?
yes...but i'd still add on something.
at the end of the day all postage costs are shown oon ebay very clear.
08 April 2006, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Freak
but paypal take a percentage of the full payment total when you recieve it -not just the item price total...so rightly or wrongly, a percentage of the postage is going to paypal.
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