What does it matter if you are still getting a good deal? I know a couple sellers on eBay that sell clothing and they start the bid very low, but make the shipping higher than normal so that eBay doesn't steal all of their money-I actually think it is pretty smart and let's face who likes making these companies like eBay and Microsoft any richer than they already are?
Kat-
"Jeffrey M. Swiger" <n8noe_at_comcast.net> wrote:
>
Almost seems they sell for a few dollars less, but make the money up in
the shipping costs.. I just used the Buy-Now option on a Notebook
Dock and the Shipping for Priority is $8.00, This is just about right,
if you figure the cost of a good box, Tape, Packaging material...
But I also see $25.00 shipping for something like a Newton Size..
Guess, you have to check the whole page, or E-Mail prior to the Bid?.
Sell cheap, but Ship at $49.95.....
Jeff
> 14.99 should be the shipping on a machine like a 6100 in the original
> packaging! That's how much it cost me when I sold an item like that.
> My
> experience has shown that sellers who have high shipping prices are
> usually
> selling subpar goods. I don't know why, but I see a correlation.
>
> Hope that this helps someone!
>
> Varun
>
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