The postage might have been $1.20 but you have to allow for the packaging and paypal fees as well. The fact that he didn't send registered means he has broken the terms of the sale so i would report him to ebay and hit him with a Negative feedback so that it brings the problem to attention of future buyers.
Once he compains about the Neg. you can use that as trade bait for a refund. He pays you back, then you get the feedback revised.
Packaging yes, Paypal and Ebay fees.... HELL NO! Thats a ****ty way for idiot sellers to try and make a little bit extra because of something THEY are CLEARLY aware of from the very first time they sell on ebay... Don't like the fees don't use the service/s. It's that simple. Packaging and the cost of postage and perhaps a round up for handling at most. Anything else and you'll find a lot of people will not deal with you.
The postage might have been $1.20 but you have to allow for the packaging and paypal fees as well.
I've bought boxes off of Grayson and Renee at prices that included delivery and such. I don't win auctions, then pay $4 plus for regular post so clowns can get their fees back that way.Ive seen you buy stuff of cherry in the past, he adds extra for paypal fees! I don't charge them myself but alot of people do it.
Packaging yes, Paypal and Ebay fees.... HELL NO! Thats a ****ty way for idiot sellers to try and make a little bit extra because of something THEY are CLEARLY aware of from the very first time they sell on ebay... Don't like the fees don't use the service/s. It's that simple. Packaging and the cost of postage and perhaps a round up for handling at most. Anything else and you'll find a lot of people will not deal with you.
as someone who has sold a lot of stuff on ebay, i dont think there is anything wrong with sellers covering their fees in the postage. The reason ebay, and buying off the net in general is so cheap, is because it doesnt have the overheads the shops do, like rent, employees and insurance. So if you have a problem paying a few bucks to help cover the overheads of a seller who is offering you a ridiculously discounted product, i suggest you go to your local shopping center and pay full retail.
just my two cents
as someone who has sold a lot of stuff on ebay, i dont think there is anything wrong with sellers covering their fees in the postage. The reason ebay, and buying off the net in general is so cheap, is because it doesnt have the overheads the shops do, like rent, employees and insurance. So if you have a problem paying a few bucks to help cover the overheads of a seller who is offering you a ridiculously discounted product, i suggest you go to your local shopping center and pay full retail.
just my two cents
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