the enemy muton wrote:Yeah, the price per figure was £2.99 postage, which is reasonable enough if it is being sent 1st class recorded which is what I do. However, if someone bought one or two extra figures off me I would not charge any extra for postage as I feel it does not add much more to the price of postage. To charge an extra £2.10 for one more figure is what I feel a bit hard done by. Normally I would have emailed first for a combined price, but the auctions only had literally 90 seconds left when I saw them and decided to bid so never really had a chance.
In this case it is not what you would do, it is what you can read in the auction. Every seller is allowed to have his own terms of sale. If you don't like it, then don't bid. To some sellers P&P is more than just a stamp, some consider packaging and petrol to be part of P&P. The P&P was stated in the auction and you placed a bid, thus agreeing with the terms of sale.
I am not saying it is fair trade, but it is what you could have expected.
If you feel postage is completely out of order you can contact eBay. Some sellers try to make an extra pound by having extortionate shipping.
the enemy muton wrote:True, true, I just get annoyed now with sellers who jack up the postage when they obviously get less for the items than they were wanting. I mean, if I'd won 4 Shads for that price would he have then charged me a tenner for postage?
If the auction does not state: "I combine shipping", then indeed you can expect shipping to be 2.99 per figure. Again, I am not saying that is fair trading.
