Adding postage.

[*stuff*books*]

Just had an inquire in regards to how I intend to post some posters.

I'm sending them in a registered letter envelope,( $6 charge).

I've also notified them that I can send them in a 3kg bag with full cardboard stiffeners for $10,(close enough for C & S).

I realized afterwards that the last time I tried it wouldn't let me change the postage to a higher amount.

So is there a way that I can add the extra cost?

[3188hamptom]

yes

[putney32]

no, if the $6 option was the only one offered, that's all you can charge

if there was no postage quoted you can change it

if you' re sending in a 500gr large Rgistered envelope ($5.10) you can also send in a $6.50 click and send with cardboard or is it too large for the CnS satchel?

[digital*ghost]

You can't charge more for the same service than what is quoted in the listing, but if the buyer requests a different service, which C&S is, tell them not to pay before you send a new invoice. When you go to send a new invoice, click to add an extra service, select the 3kg C&S option, type in the price and send invoice. If you're sure they definitely want that option, you can even just change the original service and postage amount to the C&S price etc.

[*stuff*books*]

Thanks.

I'll have to pay the rest then if they happen to win.

Good thing I didn't add it in the questions bit on the listing.

The C & S satchel is 3 cm less in width and would bend the posters.

It was a long time ago that I got the envelope so I just added the $3 for nomal letter rate and the registered rate together,(so the rest can be handling costs which I don't normally charge).

[*stuff*books*]

Thanks.

Will use that option if they win.

I have put that information into notebook for future reference.

[creamy_mc_dreamy]

this thread just reminded me of a joke.

Whats the difference between a rubber band and One Direction?

a rubber band is a real band

Sorry OP. I hope I don;t offend 🙂