dsaunders wrote:Dwarven Glory and Misty Isles ** expired/removed eBay auction ** ** expired/removed eBay auction **
tdewey10 wrote:These are mine. I just revised the grade on the Dwarven Glory (from NM to VF). While I note in the original posting that there is rust on the interior staples (that hasn't transferred to the page) I still graded it NM. Per acaeum guidelines an NM grade item can't have any rust on any staple. VF grade does permit a little rust, as long as the rust hasn't transferred (as is the case with my copy of TDG). Apologies for the misgrade. I've offered to provide either free insurance or take $2.00 off shipping (assuming no other items were purchased) for whomever wins the auction. I looked at my other auctions and this is the only misgrade I've made.
bclarkie wrote:I've been meaning to ask, but what's the deal with the rather high S&H charges? $10.25 for Priority Mial when its going to cost you $4.60 to ship it?
tdewey10 wrote:Well some of the extra is for a shipping box (I use hard cardboard boxes that cost about 1.25 each to ship). I think the biggest problem is that I used the cost service and didn't offer first class as an option (so everything is listed at the priority price) -- I'll try and see if I can fix it so first class is listed as an option. On the plus side if you buy multiple items it all ships for the same price (Ashes box set and insurance issues excepted).
bclarkie wrote:Priority Mail boxes are free though. You don't need anything other than that, except maybe some bubble wrap.
tdewey10 wrote:http://www.writersstore.com/product.php ... ts_id=2061I generally use these, inside the boxes. I don't support bubble wrap
bclarkie wrote:Okay, thats $2.60 each.
tdewey10 wrote:Shipping is too high internationally too using the in-built calculator and no way to turn it off w/o cancelling and restarting the auctions.
lucyjoyce wrote:Make sure international shipping really is too high before you turn it off. You'd be surprised how much it costs these days. You are right that a flat rate works well in the US.