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[packs]

Is there anything illegal about inflating costs that the USPS set as standard? Is that a type of fraud? Is it legal to make money using the USPS shipping service? Just curious.

[Stonepony]

Originally Posted by packs

Is there anything illegal about inflating costs that the USPS set as standard? Is that a type of fraud? Is it legal to make money using the USPS shipping service? Just curious.

It's shipping and handling. It's the handling part that is subjective and can be wildly manipulated .

[packs]

Ah, I didn't think of the handling. I only thought it could potentially be fraud because if the USPS states insurance costs X amount and you charge Y amount, that may be against some kind of government regulation.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by packs

Ah, I didn't think of the handling. I only thought it could potentially be fraud because if the USPS states insurance costs X amount and you charge Y amount, that may be against some kind of government regulation.

In my experience they don't ship USPS.

[jhs5120]

It's not fraud, it's just how they conduct their business.

If they want to nickel and dime someone who spent a few grand on baseball cards then I guess that's their choice.

[AddieJoss]

Over $100 to ship 1 card. How much "handling" is going on? I'm the one getting handled.

It reminds me when you buy car and the dealer tacks on a bunch or BS fees after you make a deal.

[Cat]

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by packs

Ah, I didn't think of the handling. I only thought it could potentially be fraud because if the USPS states insurance costs X amount and you charge Y amount, that may be against some kind of government regulation.

We can have the government get right on that - coming up with another regulation. Far too few in my opinion.

[packs]

On Legendary's site they state that they ship FedEx ground and not USPS.