not quiet use up for 24hours, how ever i did re-read the policies again and it interesting what you find if you actually read them.
😉 i could not help myself i had to come back and re confirm.
That people can see in the polices WHAT I AM SAYING FOR THEMSELF, you are allowed to charge what you see fit for postage and handling... Now if your a dodgy business person then yes you may try charge reduculous prices for postage and HANDLING. How ever i may charge people what i see fit(reasonable) for my handling.....
Ah read for yourself Smile
Common Sense.....Just Aint that Common anymore.....
Search the Help pages (Does not search for items or products) tipsExcessive Postage and Handling Policy
Sellers may charge reasonable postage and handling fees to cover the costs for mailing, packaging, and handling the items they are selling. eBay will rely on member reports and other resources to determine whether or not a seller’s postage, handling, packaging, and/or insurance charges are excessive, inaccurate, misleading, unreasonable or unnecessary.
eBay may also place limits on the amount of postage and handling that can be charged for flate-rate domestic postage on certain categories of items. For more information about postage and handling charge limits, please see eBay’s FAQ page: http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/postage-caps-faq.html
Sellers must charge only actual postage and actual packaging costs (or less) in order to be in compliance with this policy. Sellers must ensure that the details of their postage costs are accurately described in their listings and that their postage costs are not misleading in any way. Postage and handling fees must not be listed as a percentage of the final sale price. More details are set out below.
In addition to the final listing price, sellers are permitted to charge any of the following additional costs:
• Actual Postage cost: This must be limited to the actual cost (i.e. postage) for posting the item.
• Packaging cost: This must be limited to the actual cost of packaging materials used for the item, such as bubble wrap, tape, box and mailing label and must not be excessive or unnecessary.
• Handling cost: This must be limited to the reasonable costs for selecting and preparing the item for shipping and must not be excessive or unnecessary.
• Insurance: Sellers offering insurance must only charge the actual fee for insurance relating to the item (or less). No additional amount may be added, such as “self-insurance”. Sellers must only offer postal insurance provided by a licensed 3rd party insurance provider.
Note: Postage and Handling costs must not include storage costs, employee costs (except for the reasonable cost of selecting and preparing the item for shipping), business overhead expenses, or any other general business cost.
For cross border transactions, sellers may not collect tariffs and duties. However, buyers may be responsible for actual, applicable tariffs, and duties as required by respective country laws.
Violations of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:
Listing cancellation
Limits on account privileges
Account suspension
Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings
Loss of PowerSeller status
Common Sense....It Keeps Making Sense
& Putting The Customer...Back In Customer Service... The Australian Way.
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