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#14
04-06-2004, 02:45 PM
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Shipping and handling
Posted By: leon
As already expressed if it was stated in the auction then so be it. Do I think it's reasonable? NO...I DON'T......I think it's part of doing business NOT to make money on shipping and handling, unless that IS your business? (personally I will handle ALL cards for free). I charge about $3.00 to $4.00 per card insured to $100 via UPS. I combine winning shipments too. UPS does a GREAT job for me (your're welcome Tom). If it is a high value item I charge about .50 per $100 of insurance over the first $100. Again, I completely disagree with making money on the handling and/or shipping.....but that's just me... 
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