Reply to "Exorbitant Shipping Fees"

landofloons (Guest)

I think that it is ok for a seller to list flat shipping rate on their auction, and to collect on it, even if they haven't paid exactly that amount to ship it to you.

First of all, the extra fees can pay for shipping materials, their time in packaging it, etc. To post a flat shipping rate that is reasonable beforehand can save time in having to calculate actual shipping charges. I for one do this, and have found the case where sometimes I'll undercharge, as well as overcharge for an auction's shipping.

I'll admit that in this case the shipping was a bit outlandish, but if it is clearly stated on the ad that it is $25 shipping, you need to pay it. If you don't agree with clearly stated auction terms, DON't BID..

And to say that you refund my money or I'll give negative feedback, is feedback extortion. Not good.. I hope you'll think twice about giving negative feedback next time. Good luck and happy bidding!

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