@egglesdtp wrote:
Then why not work it out before listing? Surely it's not too hard to use a PO measuring gauge to see if the item will fit through the 2cm limit? And why not weigh the item? I weigh all my items before listing, and include the weight in the listing, both for my own benefit when working out the appropriate postage and also so people can work out whether they can fit more within the satchel (I mostly use prepaid satchels). Buying more than one item is usually a win-win for both buyer (postage cost is less per item) ansd seller (FVF on postage is reduced).
That would defeat the purpose of using single, flat rate postage price. I refer back to one of my earlier posts where I mention some of the reasons I use a single, flat rate postage charge.
This kind of thing is still just looking at the postage price alone, and judging it based on "what I would do" kind of thing - it's not applicable, because this seller has a different perpective, and doesn't do what you do, so you can't say "this is how I work things out, so I expect it's how everyone else should operate, too".
