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on 16-11-2025 01:24 PM
@brickworksmarket wrote:Those rates are only for zone 1 and not Aust. wide.
Flat rate satchels are Australia wide, not zoned
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16-11-2025 02:13 PM - edited 16-11-2025 02:14 PM
And for me it's showing $19.47, which I know is incorrect as it's Very big and heavy; almost 3 kg
And it's something that can't be set at a flate rate, as it's well over a kg and zones kick in.
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on 16-11-2025 02:15 PM
Obviously things are STILL a huge mess!
This is the worst I've ever seen ebay, and I've been here for a long time.
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on 16-11-2025 02:22 PM
For me (in NT) it is showing $92.19 😲
But when I open the listing, it shows $21.97
If I was a seller, I would be very angry. The average buyer would scroll straight past with that postage showing on the first page.
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on 16-11-2025 02:31 PM
Thanks, Amber. It's absolutely ridiculous. I have no words...... well, not printable ones. This has been over a week now.
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on 16-11-2025 03:52 PM
@pnc75 wrote:Yes, but it's a huge job changing everything to flat rate. 😞
They really should give the choice of both ebay & AP 'normal' prices.
I would really love to hear from someone who has used one to see if the cost correlates with what's now showing on listings.
Considering you can bulk edit the postage options on up to 2000 listings at a time, revising your 300 odd listings should take but a few minutes. It's not really such a huge job at all
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on 16-11-2025 04:00 PM
They are different weights, and flat rates do not allow for different zones, as you know.
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on 16-11-2025 04:15 PM
@pnc75 wrote:They are different weights, and flat rates do not allow for different zones, as you know.
I don't know what you mean? The flat rate postage means exactly that, it is the same rate all over Australia. No need for zones.
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on 16-11-2025 04:24 PM
Yes , of course, curra. You're right. 🙂 Unfortunately, AP boxes aren't the right sizes for a lot of my listings. And I prefer recycled packaging. To each his own.
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on 16-11-2025 08:09 PM
Prepaid are not zoned.
Postpaid are zoned.