Here are few items that I am selling on eBay.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chrysler-Crossfire_W0QQitemZ120448237337QQcmdZViewItemQQptZ Apparel_Merchandise?hash=item1c0b463f19&_trksid=p4 506.c0.m245&_trkparms=65%3A10|39%3A1

 

With those kind a shipping prices I guess I get a brick with the items as well eh!

Cool stuff.

 

Not at all, due to the size of the poster and that it has to be shipped flat you can thank the USPS for the rates. When I sell things on eBay I do not try to build profit into the shipping costs. I think that I am the only one in the history of eBay to refund money to a buyer if the shipping costs are actually less than advertised.

 

I've shipped 12" x 12" flat art packages for half the price and that included $500 coverage for insurance, what size is the poster?

 

The poster measures 16" x 20" and is rigid, the USPS says that it is to big for regular mail. Using the eBay shipping wizard and inputting a shipping size of 17" x 24" (for internal packing) and a weight of 3 - 4lbs, these are the shipping rates and insurance is included. You can trust that once I get it to the PO, if there is a difference I will issue the buyer a refund for that difference, and on the other hand if the shipping turns out to be more I eat the difference. Unfortunately I cannot control the USPS and UPS is even higher.

 

Just as an FYI and I now better understand the costs, you should also try fedex because on larger items they are significantly less expensive.

Nate

 

Thanks for the FYI, I will see if I can add it to the shipping data on the auction.

 

SOLD!!!!!!!

 

Thanks.

One trick in the future is media mail - major savings.

Very happy with the items. Thanks!