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it just me or has the ol boy fired up his prices and esp his P&P prices :rolleyes:
went to order some cases i cant get anywhere else, but kinda pissed at the p&p price.

Mind they all show without VAT added now
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Ordered a heatpress and some other stuff last week, arrived quickly as free postage over £50...even to Shetland which is more expensive :-)
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ive always had free p&p from there
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It's still free over 50 and the price increase is small, nothing really changed the layout and the way the prices are put is different, but roughly the same as before, also don't forget mugs will be going up due the new dumping law. If you not sure just ring they are always happy to answer your questions
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very expensive on e bay site 1 gold money box £333 GET ONE FREE mmm my eyes going or my brain someone please check


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-x-Gold-Colo ... 33753d7d07
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steve 1;63391 wrote:very expensive on e bay site 1 gold money box £333 GET ONE FREE mmm my eyes going or my brain someone please check


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-x-Gold-Colo ... 33753d7d07
most suppliers do this when item is out of stock - instead of taking it down, they keep it there and add silly price till it available again. saves on listing and other fees

unless some daft bugger pays the £333 :tongue:
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what i was referring to was - 6 cases dont weigh over 750g . £4.30 postage cost !!
if you only happen to want 1/2 - minimum £2.70 postage.

thats what i was getting at guys.

yeh its not up much but, like others, i dont like getting shafted by postage when i know how much it really is - er....cause i sell em myself !
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will still buy them cause some are not available anywhere else but.......just let me have a whine :tongue: or is that a wine !
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thanks johhny thought my eyes had gone again:smile:
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bigj2552;63393 wrote: yeh its not up much but, like others, i dont like getting shafted by postage when i know how much it really is - er....cause i sell em myself !
If you know because you sell them yourself, then you know that postage and packing is much more than the cost of the delivery... the packaging has a cost, especially when you can't reuse another shipping carton, as does the cost of employing someone to process the admin side of the order, time to put it in the box, to meet the couriers when they come to collect, or to take to the courier depot, etc etc. Every process in a business has an associated value which needs to be paid for.
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