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Originally Posted by OhioLawyerF5
I think people understand it, they just think materials and labor are part of a company's overhead that gets factored into their fees, and that shipping charges should be just the actual cost to ship/insure the shipment. I send things through the mail daily in my line of work. And never once charge someone for the envolopes and time my secretary spends sending it. It's just the cost of doing business. So while I don't have a problem with charging shipping and handling as long as you are up front with your charges, I also don't think people complaining about it don't understand. They just think it should come from your profit margins, not an additional charge.
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Agree with this. As mentioned, I have bought a couple of thousand single-slab sort of purchases off eBay in the past six years and it is exceedingly rare for cards below $200 to be more than $6 for shipping. The exception would be priority shipping. But whatevah I guess. It matters much less for bigger cards so their attitude is clearly just to gouge the little guy because the little guy doesn't matter.