I do believe that would be the union receiving awards for creativity...earthfriendly wrote:If you read my post, I say they are "experts" on tagging on all the fancy charges. Whoever comes up with these ideas deserves an award for creativity. Who would have thought of charging customers for climbing stairs, though they are not the only one doing it. It is hilarious in my opinion !
One would certainly have to ask why wouldn't you think? I think if might be because the average overseas buyer wouldn't normally be aware of the cost of postage in Singapore where a local will know BS when they see it so therefore would recognize the rip-off for what it was......earthfriendly wrote:I am under the impression seller is targeting overseas buyer, hence my previous comment.
I think this should have been written "....longer JUST and internet garage....". Your are right, it is so much more. but it is still an auction site that does work and works well in spite of the rising costs and complaints.It is no longer an internet garage sale store.
Not sure your glasses are of the correct power or not.... Who's asking the seller to make the delivery? In Singapore it's easy enough for the buyer to pick up the goods. It's not like it's 5000 km from one side to the other like the US or Canada. Otherwise, it costs $20 US dollars to deliver a brochure to the post office with 2.50 of postage on it? d'oh!"No seller is under obligation to deliver the goods in person. And they should perhaps charge a personal delivery fee for it then. And are you saying that this seller should do this just so buyer can avoid paying a shipping fee?"
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