Okay, now I've bought a lot of CDs off of a lot of people who advertise their Ebay listings in this forum. Most of you are cool with your shipping price and charge the normal $2.50-$3.50 for shipping and then the normal $1.00-$1.50 for each additional CD. I just bought two CDs from a seller on Ebay. I don't want to say his name, so all I'll say is his seller name starts with a "w" and ends with an "estside_radio". He charges $5 for shipping, which is cool with me, and I figure he'll give me a shipping discount for two CDs like 99.99999999999% of all other Ebay sellers do. NOPE! He made me pay $10 shipping for TWO FUCKING CDs! He threatened to leave negative feedback if I didn't pay it, so I'm like "Fuck it" and suck it up and pay. Usually if I'm paying $10 for shipping, I'm getting at least 7 CDs. So I just won't buy from him anymore. WHAT A DICK!!!
What A Dick!!!
- Thread starter AdolfOliverBush
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nah, i had some1 write shipping is 3.99 and i was okay with it, then when it came time 2 pay, they tried 2 stick my with 1 day shipping @ 24.95 which is like double the price of normal 1day shipping, then i hit them back and said im not paying that, and they changed it to 4.99 shipping, thats some real shit right there
There's actually another kat in ths board that does not offer shipping discount.. he used to be an active seller, but hasn't sold shit in a while (no names mentioned).. I was able to work out some deal with him with the shipping price, but i know hella other kats was paying madd shipping prices for 2-3 cds. it's funny cause one time he sent me shit, he didn't provide enough postage so the fuckin mailman charged me $.50 before receiving my package! Ain't that a bitch!! LOL!!
agreed...
Honestly, it's on you, the bidder, to take the shipping price into consideration.
If I see a CD I want I think to myself "how much would I pay for this CD?". If I decide that It's worth no more than $8 to me, and dude is chargin $5 shipping, then I put my max bid at $3 and don't touch it until the auction ends.
Unless he didn't post a shipping price beforehand, I don't see a problem with this at all. I've seen people price CD's at a penny and set shipping at $10 because some bidders don't pay attention.
Honestly, it's on you, the bidder, to take the shipping price into consideration.
If I see a CD I want I think to myself "how much would I pay for this CD?". If I decide that It's worth no more than $8 to me, and dude is chargin $5 shipping, then I put my max bid at $3 and don't touch it until the auction ends.
Unless he didn't post a shipping price beforehand, I don't see a problem with this at all. I've seen people price CD's at a penny and set shipping at $10 because some bidders don't pay attention.
