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Suzanne
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Ebay Selling Question
I had 2 separate items up for sale and one person won both of them. She paid shipping for each of them separately (as they were listed with the bid). Do I have to send them in separate boxes or can I send them in one box? She paid a lot more for shipping then she needed to if I was going to put them both in one box. It just seems silly to use 2 separate boxes.
TIA.
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Posted 2/14/06 3:05 PM  |
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baghag
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Re: Ebay Selling Question
i'd send it to her in one box, and if you want, you can give her back the difference. thats optional, though. 
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| Posted 2/14/06 3:07 PM |
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Suzanne
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Re: Ebay Selling Question
That is what I thought. She paid already without asking for combined shipping to save her some money. I guess I will see how bad the difference is and make a decision then.
Thanks.
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| Posted 2/14/06 3:12 PM |
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Myrockette
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Re: Ebay Selling Question
I always send it in one box and I've had buyers pay in full for more than one item... If it's more than a $1 or 2 over I usually refund them through paypal.
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| Posted 2/14/06 4:43 PM |
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