 31-May-2005, 17:27 |
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Quote: Originally posted by mikecardiff
Thanks Dibble, dont call on them, or put yourself in any kind of position on my account, but if you can have a wander past and see if it looks like a house address or a business etc...
Even with the p&p, it worked out as £55 for a pair of air tube covers, which is cheap compared to other places.
I wondered if the seller is just acting as an agent, and the actual products are made somewhere cheap like the Far East, and he just send over the addresses to them, and they send them direct to the customers - would account for the high P&P. If the seller has no control over the actual delivery, maybe he's having problems getting them from the supplier or something...
Most sellers on Ebay fiddling the fees tend to put the items as £1 or something, then add on £99 postage to make up the total amount, this sellers postal charges all just seem a bit random just to be fee avoidance. | Mike, you have a u2u |