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Old 05-17-2005, 10:02 PM   #1
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shipping advice for us guys that dont ship much

i dont ship much stuff. ive sold some things via ebay. my advice is to really know the actual cost of what your shipping and not just take a ballbark stab. take pictures of what your selling so you can post it, and then before you post it pack it all up and know the exact dimensions and weight so you can quote your price. shipping costs have really gone up and that part you quote for 20 bucks including shipping may just put you in the hole. i shipped a couple of boat seats and and some other stuff that was very close to being oversized. i measured everything very carefully...so i thought. i sent a long bar that was under the length size limit by what i thought was plenty. the box was almost flat and only about 7inches wide. i didnt take that width into account and it cost me extra. the seats i shipped in two boxes, and cost me over 30 bucks more than i quoted. anyway just a heads up. if your selling stuff to make some extra cash dont lose it by messing up your shipping quote.
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