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08-03-2010, 01:12 PM
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I do think some shipping charges seem too high, but if it's clearly stated in the auction or BIN, and you choose to bid on the item or BIN, then there is no reason to be upset, IMO. You chose to participate and hoped to win, knowing what the seller was charging for shipping.
I'm not siding with what the seller charges for shipping, just the fact that you knew what he was charging and still chose to bid. Clayton 
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