There's no 'Free Postage' like there's no 'Free Lunch'
For a while now eBay has been pushing sellers to offer 'Free Postage'. Well actually, they are encouraging sellers to integrate the postage & packaging costs into the item price. So postage is still not free, it has just become a hidden charge.
Yes, we as a seller could just add £3 to each item we sell and only charge an additional P&P fee to international customers. But we see a few problems with this concept.
Postage
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How we calculate our P&P prices. P&P means postage and packaging so includes a lot more than just the price printed on the franked label. Our prices are made up of these factors:
*Yes, both eBay and PayPal take a cut of what we charge for P&P. :-( |
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The Warhammer Trader and The Wargaming Trader would like to make sure that your items arrive before Christmas. Last payment dates are as follows: International |
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After being down for several days for maintenance, major changes to P&P charges (thanks Royal Mail) and a few other things, the webstore is up again. http://store.wargamingtrader.com/
While changing a whole bunch of things, I also found time to implement some updates: |
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If you're not in the UK (and even if you are), you've probably not aware that Royal Mail are about to introduce their largest increase in postal charges since 1975 - for some types of overseas packet the prices are nearly doubling! As much as we try to keep our P&P charges on the low end, we now have no choice but to increase them or end up losing money on nearly every package we send out the door. :-( |
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The Warhammer Trader and The Wargaming Trader would like to make sure that your items arrive before Christmas. |
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