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If any of you want them, I'll stop them now as long as you pay me by paypal....
If not, to auction they continue.
If any of you want them, I'll stop them now as long as you pay me by paypal....
If not, to auction they continue.
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Worse thing I saw on Ebay was a PC Cable with £9.99 postage and it was standard post. I posted a motherboard recorded and it was about £1.60
Lil bro- one thing, those O2 sim cards are good but for god sake don't sell em' all at once. Your pushing the price down, for yourself and other people
Lil bro- one thing, those O2 sim cards are good but for god sake don't sell em' all at once. Your pushing the price down, for yourself and other people
I R HOOPSTA wrote:
> Pound shops rule. Everything is one pound. Yeah.
Thighter that a ducks butt.
> Pound shops rule. Everything is one pound. Yeah.
Thighter that a ducks butt.
Lil Bro wrote:
> I have to buy the packaging, like 70p, and send it, 60p and still make
> a little profit from it :D
That's one of my pet hates. If I buy something and I'm expected to pay £3 postage, there better be £3 postage on it - £1.50's worth tempts towards neutral feedback. I've done it before after a guy refused to refund £1.50 after he uses a 2nd/3rd hand jiffy bag and a 60p stamp after charging me £2 P&P - a bit harsh maybe but when the box gets crushed in the post you lose sympathy as had it been better packed it wouldn't have happened.
I know lots of people do the high postage thing to get out of eBay fees (ie people will bid less because the postage is more) but it really is a sticking point =P
> I have to buy the packaging, like 70p, and send it, 60p and still make
> a little profit from it :D
That's one of my pet hates. If I buy something and I'm expected to pay £3 postage, there better be £3 postage on it - £1.50's worth tempts towards neutral feedback. I've done it before after a guy refused to refund £1.50 after he uses a 2nd/3rd hand jiffy bag and a 60p stamp after charging me £2 P&P - a bit harsh maybe but when the box gets crushed in the post you lose sympathy as had it been better packed it wouldn't have happened.
I know lots of people do the high postage thing to get out of eBay fees (ie people will bid less because the postage is more) but it really is a sticking point =P
Pound shops rule. Everything is one pound. Yeah.
Poundland, 99p Stores, 98p Stores and any other crap you get in Hounslow high street...all the same, 10 for a pound. You must have a pound shop near you...
If there was a poundland near me, I would, as it happens my newsagent is a rip off and chanrges about 70-90p for an envelope big enough.
Lil Bro wrote:
> I have to buy the packaging, like 70p, and send it, 60p and still make
> a little profit from it :D
Go to Poundland. Size C or D padded envelopes...10 for a quid.
Size C should be fine, although it would be a tight fit. Size D is perfect.
> I have to buy the packaging, like 70p, and send it, 60p and still make
> a little profit from it :D
Go to Poundland. Size C or D padded envelopes...10 for a quid.
Size C should be fine, although it would be a tight fit. Size D is perfect.
Then I'll say I made a mistake.
It was actually only meanna be £2, but I changed it for the DVDs, and forgot to change it back.
It was actually only meanna be £2, but I changed it for the DVDs, and forgot to change it back.
It is against ebay rules to proit from postage, you thieving bas.
I have to buy the packaging, like 70p, and send it, 60p and still make a little profit from it :D
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