I can't see which ad you bought from. When I looked up your feedback given, I could not see a link to that ad. And it doesn't look as if the seller has given you any feedback yet.
When I just clicked on your link to the seller's ebay site, I was faced with a sea of products so I searched specifically for ads for kirks ginger ale 1.25 litre size.
I was faced with a bewildering range of prices. I will show you some screen shots. I have deliberately cut out any mention of the seller but it is the same one you talked about, okay.
It looks to me as if the seller is testing out whether people are more inclined to buy with free postage or if a set $.8.95 deivery fee works better.
Perhaps prices have changed since you bought, but if you received 2 bottles, it should not have cost you more than $14.25, delivered according to current ads.
A 12 pack is $42.90.
Definitely a lot cheaper the more you buy, as buying a single bottle or two is very expensive. All I can say is perhaps it is aimed at country folk who don't live near a supermarket.
I am not sure how you'll do with a free return as that applies only if the product is faulty. That isn't the case.
You could try messaging them to ask why yours cost $24.10 for 2 bottles when their ads show it much cheaper. Take a screenshot.
Apart from that, enjoy them, they are certainly priced like wine. And just be really careful buying grocery products on ebay. There's a much better site for that where you'll pay normal prices or cheaper.
@*sons_and_daughters* wrote:Springyzone, you can see the ad by looking at the negative that the OP left for the seller.
What scared me was, seeing that people are buying Surprise Peas for $5.36 and $8.95 postage!!! 63 people have paid an insane amount of money for them!
That's what I thought too s& d. Maybe I am doing something wrong as when I checked out the feedback the OP left for the seller, this is what I got (screenshot below).
I've scrubbed out the identity of the seller but what I was expecting to see was an item number or description underneath of item bought.
I could click on the seller name of course but it just took me to their general page, not to any particular ad, which is why I wasn't sure which ad they bought from.
I am with you on the high price of some items. I was reading an article online though about prices in some remote location up in NT I think it was, where milk, for eg, was an absolutely insane price, as was coffee. I don't know how anyone up there affords to live. Maybe that would be the only sort of place that might find the grocery prices online acceptable.
People with disabilities would be better buying direct from the supermarkets for delivery than from ebay. Or as I said, there is another online site that sells groceries at more reasonable prices, although whether it includes remote locations, not sure.
