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davidcyclebackI agree with Chuck T. Most buyers don't complain about a bit of an overcharge as long as the item is packaged well and delivered in a timely manner. If the seller charges $5 shipping to nicely package a watch in a $3.50 USPO box, very few buyers will complain. It's when the seller charges $15 to ship the watch unprotected in a letter envelope that they will complain.
Most buyers don't have a photographic memory for what they paid for shipping last week Tuesday, and will only bring up the issue if something is noticeably out of whack (watch arrives in paper envelope, no insurance even though remembers being charged for insurance) or they're anal retentive. When the nicely packaged package arrives, most buyers won't remember or particularly care if they paid $4 or $4.50 for shipping.