I found this auction on eBay US. When you click on "postage and payments" it clearly shows $5.99 for Ireland. I clicked on "buy it now" but was then brought to a checkout page which had postage for Canada as $5.99 but for international orders it was $10.00!! Now I paid the $10 anyway and the difference is only around €2.50 but is this fair? Would I be entitled to get back the $4 if I complained...
It clearly stated $5.99 in the auction, so you shouldn't have been charged, and shouldn't have paid, $10. Now that you have paid though, you've accepted the charges as shown to you, so there's probably nothing you can do. You could question the seller on why there's a different postage at checkout.
Seller may offer to refund the charge to you if you contact him directly, before leaving feedback and seller ratings.
Btw, I haven't looked at the auction before typing my reply..just general advice
International Shipping
$5.99 USPS Air Mail (To Canada)
$10.00 USPS Airmail (Other Countries)
It CLEARLY states 10 dollars for postage.
Maybe you should try specsavers.
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
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Originally Posted by LookBehindYou
International Shipping
$5.99 USPS Air Mail (To Canada)
$10.00 USPS Airmail (Other Countries)
It CLEARLY states 10 dollars for postage.
Maybe you should try specsavers.
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
I've reported your post. In the "Shipping & Payments" section it says $5....
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Originally Posted by LookBehindYou
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
Maybe you should cop on.
The seller has a lot of conflicting postage options and prices. Misleading to say the least, but there's not a lot you can do about it. You can report the sale to eBay, but they won't do anything.
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Originally Posted by Black Lead
The Shipping Calculator on Ebay doesn't work for allot of sellers I don't know why but it should be ingored
I think that happens when a seller doesn't set it up. In this case, the seller has set up rates for Canada, US and international. These should be correct, but are at ...
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Originally Posted by jor el
Really? Then how did you miss the bit that says International Postage is $5.99 then?
The 5.99 is for Canada only,, all other countries cost is 10.00 as stated
The official price is in the Shipping and Handling section that eBay specifically provides. Text in the item description should be irrelevant. This seller has conflicting information posted, and is using the non-official (more expensive) one. This gives a false impression of how much it will cost if you do a search, as eBay will show the postage cost from the postage calculator. How did the $10 charge appear at checkout? It should have come...
SHIPPING & HANDLING Shipping Cost US Shipping $4.99 USPS First-Class Mail® $6.99 USPS Priority Mail® $12.00 UPS 3 Day Select® $15.00 UPS 2nd Day Air® $25.00 UPS Next Day Air® International Shipping $5.99 USPS Air Mail (To Canada) $10.00 USPS Airmail (Other Countries) Combine Shipping Just $1.99 for each additional Item! Combine shipping based on the item with highest S/H cost, and add $1.99 for each additional item. If purchasing...
Ye know the way when you enter into a bid or use a buy-it-now that you're entering into a legally binding contract? Well, with regards to the legal side, what is the purpose of the "description"? as in, are there limits or rules on what can and can't be included in there and is the description legally binding ?aside from the actual description of the item that is. I saw an auction where in the description the seller...
Seller may offer to refund the charge to you if you contact him directly, before leaving feedback and seller ratings. Btw, I haven't looked at the auction before typing my reply..just general advice
Quote: Originally Posted by Alan Rouge Is the seller legally obliged to deliver it at that postage rate quoted in the calculator thingy? Thats what I would have thought, this is quite worrying. In the past they used to have estimators for weight but they were simply estimates. In this case it is blatantly infers it is $5.99 and I would expect this to override any descriptions. I am confused how the OP did a buyitnow and then the $10 seemed to...
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