on 30-12-2013 03:48 PM
I cannot understand why people charge a handling fee, you want to sell something and then lump a handling fee on top??
Looking at an item this morning, item was 100, postage and handling were 106, another seller selling same item had shipping at 56, does not make sence to me.
if I walk into Big W and purchase something and they say, you have to pay handling, I would scream my head off, either you want to sell or you want to rip extra funds from customers.
on 30-12-2013 07:02 PM
If you didn't pay for a handling fee then how would Aust Post or any other delivery service deliver your goods? same rule applies for sellers but it's not always visible to buyers.
on 30-12-2013 07:10 PM
@amber-eyed-girl wrote:
it's called "garnishing" Digi...which I'd always thought was just parsley...
Wage garnishing... Seems a bit like an oxymoron, lol, when in any other circumstance it means adding a little something extra, even if just purely decorative.
Who can I blame for my still-disappointingly-low wages now that I'm self-employed...?
Hmm... Maybe I need to introduce a handling fee.
on 30-12-2013 07:13 PM
30-12-2013 07:19 PM - edited 30-12-2013 07:23 PM
@digital*ghost wrote:
@amber-eyed-girl wrote:
it's called "garnishing" Digi...which I'd always thought was just parsley...Wage garnishing... Seems a bit like an oxymoron, lol, when in any other circumstance it means adding a little something extra, even if just purely decorative.
Who can I blame for my still-disappointingly-low wages now that I'm self-employed...?
Hmm...
Maybe I need to introduce a handling fee.
Perhaps it could be called a self-handling fee, on account of our self-employment. Norty.......(I think my end-of-the-day drink might be making me cheeky!).
on 30-12-2013 07:21 PM
Now that you're self employed don't forget you don't receive sick,holiday and super payment to go with your low income wage.
on 30-12-2013 07:23 PM
I dunno... I was thinking if I called it my postage & I can totally handle this charge, it might inspire buyer confidence. 😉
on 30-12-2013 07:24 PM
@nevillesdaughter wrote:
@digital*ghost wrote:
@amber-eyed-girl wrote:
it's called "garnishing" Digi...which I'd always thought was just parsley...Wage garnishing... Seems a bit like an oxymoron, lol, when in any other circumstance it means adding a little something extra, even if just purely decorative.
Who can I blame for my still-disappointingly-low wages now that I'm self-employed...?
Hmm...
Maybe I need to introduce a handling fee.
Perhaps it could be called a self-handling fee, on account of our self-employment. Norty.......(I think my end-of-the-day drink might be making me cheeky!).
I'm looking at your post...then my last one...and I think it might be time for me to have a drink, too.
on 30-12-2013 07:26 PM
Cheers.
Marina.
30-12-2013 07:49 PM - edited 30-12-2013 07:51 PM
Back to the Op.
Who claims to be a seller, yet doesn't understand handling charges.
A worry. Unless he has taken a leaf from Alex's book (whatever happened to Alex? Couldn't he handle not having the 'ignore' function?) and is trying to 'subtly' advertise.
Given he hasn't bought anything for 4 months that he's left feedback for.
I certainly wouldn't be drawing attention to my current feedback levels.
on 30-12-2013 08:03 PM
@davewil1964 wrote:Back to the Op.
Who claims to be a seller, yet doesn't understand handling charges.
A worry. Unless he has taken a leaf from Alex's book (whatever happened to Alex? Couldn't he handle not having the 'ignore' function?) and is trying to 'subtly' advertise.
Given he hasn't bought anything for 4 months that he's left feedback for.
I certainly wouldn't be drawing attention to my current feedback levels.
Saw that too, but thought if I mentioned it I might be called a b itch (again).