Ralf Toth wrote:Someone else asked me to post these:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 5178098384http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 5178098480They're two Varanae books, and we think they might be interesting.
bclarkie wrote:Which perfectly explians why I only put in a low bid,
harami2000 wrote:bclarkie wrote:Which perfectly explians why I only put in a low bid,heh, heh... and you are located in the U.S.Oh well, at least it's kinda in black and white (not that I've read every line on every auction every time...).Certainly got a big "huh!" from me, though.A USPS Global Priority box should usually go for $15 for 4 pounds (although some post offices appear to have different applications of the rules).They want $27.95-$32.95 for the first item... and $24.95-$29.95 for each one thereafter. Surely not???Six booklets in a $15 box = up to $182.70 in postage & packing charges, if so...
harami2000 wrote:A USPS Global Priority box should usually go for $15 for 4 pounds (although some post offices appear to have different applications of the rules).They want $27.95-$32.95 for the first item... and $24.95-$29.95 for each one thereafter. Surely not???Six booklets in a $15 box = up to $182.70 in postage & packing charges, if so...
harami2000 wrote:U.S."Boxed and Padded $5.95 Non-Priority in Lower 48 States"Worldwide"Boxed and Padded (Shipping Cost plus $7.95 US)". And with only a $3 discount ("usually") per extra item, but you have to email them to see if they're feeling that generous.(Plus the seller's gouging further still by claiming a USPS Global Priority box is "usually" about $20-25...).Oh, and "Feedback will only be left once I receive feedback"...
morgansurname wrote:cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem& ... 4&rd=1
Deadlord36 wrote:Jeez, man, I have 4 of those FFC's. Might be time to unload.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Deadlord36 wrote:Jeez, man, I have 4 of those FFC's. Might be time to unload.Hi DL36. I posted mine on eBay at that price 'cos I e-mailed the loser in the $200 Tight Ass Games auction and told him I'g give him one complete with maps for $100 (no coffee stains).