> when I see exorbitant shipping and extra costs for
> using PayPal, all I can do is decline to bid.
> Bill Roberts
"S"ay Bill........Why not write the seller an email and tell him
wha'cha really think? If all of us did that, the shipping charges
might well be modified eventually. In one case, I wrote and said the
charges were excessive and he agreed and reduced the fee. Of course,
it was for something that could be mailed in an ordinary envelope for
42 cents and so there was not much question about what it would really
cost. A lot of the sellers appear to be "in the business" with
hundreds and/or thousands of transactions in their history. I think
UPS gives them a flat rate for anything they ship. Saves time since
there is no need to weigh and figure the distance, etc. Even the Post
Office, USPS, has flat rate boxes which are great if you have something
really heavy that can be stuffed into the box. Just a few ideas for
contemplation. Cheers....Ed L.
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