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is this allowed..........
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tojo if you click customise in the left hand side of the page, then click


customise display
you can add postage costs to it and it will show you all the costs for each item on your main page of searches0 -
m00nie wrote:tojo if you click customise in the left hand side of the page, then click


customise display
you can add postage costs to it and it will show you all the costs for each item on your main page of searches
I know I can see the two seperate, but as the "total" price is the important factor, I want to be able to see a "total" price, and be able to sort as such.
Currently searching lowest to highest price tells me nothing, because all I see is the selling price, to which I add the postage listed to the right. The 99p with £24 P+P T-shirt still appears cheaper than the £19 with £3 P+P T-shirst.
What I want is is the "combined price"..... i.e a T-shirt @ £22 and another @ £24.99
The MSE Dictionary
Loophole - A word used to entice people to read clearly written Terms and Conditions.
Rip Off - Clearly written Terms and Conditions.
Terms and Conditions - Otherwise known as a loophole or a rip off.0 -
m00nie wrote:it will show you all the costs for each item on your main page of searches
Unless it's one of the muppets who don't put their postage costs in the postage section, but instead write it in the item description. This means that the earlier posters comment about having to read the whole description again come3s into play...very very annoying!!
As a thought.. if someone doen't have a postage cost in he 'postage section', are you entitled to free postage??0 -
Fair play to them, saving money, its not effected anybody apart from ebay ( loaded anyway ), Anybody who snakes them in seriously need to have a hard look at themselfs0
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vinny67o wrote:Fair play to them, saving money, its not effected anybody apart from ebay ( loaded anyway ), Anybody who snakes them in seriously need to have a hard look at themselfs
Did you read any of the comments regarding the inability to identify an items true cost without wading through each and every single word in an items listing?The MSE Dictionary
Loophole - A word used to entice people to read clearly written Terms and Conditions.
Rip Off - Clearly written Terms and Conditions.
Terms and Conditions - Otherwise known as a loophole or a rip off.0 -
vinny67o wrote:Fair play to them, saving money, its not effected anybody apart from ebay ( loaded anyway ), Anybody who snakes them in seriously need to have a hard look at themselfs
or if the item is incorrect/poor quality and needs to be returned you won't get the postage costs back......that would be slightly more then annoying at those prices....I know royal mail is expensive, but :eek: not that much surely....0 -
.... sooner or later eBay is going to start including the P&P in the Final Value Fee to stop this...0
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Ive read it all, But bottom line is this character has found a way to save money, If you dont want to take the risk of it being being damaged etc etc, Dont buy it!!
The thing that got me was this rubbish about report him/her to ebay!! Thats noncence!!0 -
vinny67o wrote:Ive read it all, But bottom line is this character has found a way to save money!!
This "character" is simply employing a method of fee avoidance that is as old as EBay, and one EBay have had rules against almost as long.vinny67o wrote:The thing that got me was this rubbish about report him/her to ebay!! Thats noncence!!
It's Fee avoidance, plain and simple, and as pointed out already, from a buyers point of view, renders the bid price in category listings, useless.
The MSE Dictionary
Loophole - A word used to entice people to read clearly written Terms and Conditions.
Rip Off - Clearly written Terms and Conditions.
Terms and Conditions - Otherwise known as a loophole or a rip off.0 -
People took advantage of the 5p listing. I saw a welding mask going for 99p but p&p was £84.00!!!0
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