bclarkie wrote:Hmmm..interesting:eBay listings
Plaag wrote:From Virginia and the ol' white sheet background... man some people are scumbags for life.ShaneG.
benjoshua wrote:Never heard of him before. Do I need to add this guy to my non-bidders list?
Plaag wrote:I've actually had dealings with Dungeon Trader's online store with no problems and actually some good communication. Though it seems even respected online store sellers do try the shipping gouge (Those are for others to say though if they wish as I don't recall an instance with myself)ShaneG.
FormCritic wrote:The above is one of those strange phenomena that involves the first post appearing after the second, accidental post. Although the X to delete the post is present, the site will not allow me to delete it because the late arriving first post counts as an "answer."
FormCritic wrote:The "shipping gouge" is standard practice at the moment.I only have a real problem with it if the seller does not post his shipping prices.The Ebay feature that allows a buyer to search "lowest price + shipping" is a nice improvement. Saves me having to search through modules being sold for 99 cents, + $6.99 shipping.
Deadlord39 wrote:Strange, that never happens to me..
guerret wrote:But for international buyers, it's completely useless. First because very few sellers state international shipping rates, and second because even when they do, the information is taken from the USPS website and it's completely different from the actual costs.