shipping question?

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Jun 24, 2006
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Does anyone else ever encounter a problem where a person who wins a bunch of cds has a complaint with the shipping? I have it stated in my auction how much shipping is and how much more it is for additional cds. Nowhere in my auction do i state i will be willing to hagel a cheaper price if you win an bunch of my auctions.What is your practice for resolving a problem like this?
 
Oct 15, 2004
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tell them shipping prices is listed in the auction, thats a legal agreement when they purchased your discs. if they dont like it then tellem to suck a dick
 
May 2, 2002
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I hate the people who are outside of the UNited States and try to pull that "I buy cds from the states all the time, it should be this much" bullshit, I usually tell them if they want it or not and don't deal with them again
 
Jul 3, 2007
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They need to follow the rates outlined in your auction descriptions, bottom line. If they want to give you negative feedback because you charge too much that is their prerogative and obviously something you can't avoid. Asking for good good human decency and patience in many cases is asking too much. My experience is ppl just don't fucking listen to anything you say. Not at mcdonald's, not on the net. You email them regarding payment and they blatantly ignore your messages, and other stuff like that. In the end everybody does wht they want to do and that's anothe rmajor flaw in the ebay system. You are always going to be at mercy of the other person and half the time it is as if you are invisible and they could care less what you say or do... You just prey they don't fuck things up too much and things go "smoothly". When in reality smoothly simply means you getting paid for product contractually sold.