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  1. 08-02-2011, 12:19 PM #1
    Mechanic688
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    they really push that free shipping crap.
    My take on that is if my item has a buy it now price, then I raise the price of the item a little and reduce the shipping,or mark it free depending on what it is.
    I've had a couple that didn't want to pay for different reasons, Ebay resolved it, no problem there, and I have a 350+ feedback at 100% so that helps also on the sales. I don't like the fee they added to the shipping but with the huge exposure, it makes up for it. I can Google something close to what I have listed and if I hit on one of the keywords then my listing will come up on Google in the top part of the first page.

    Last edited by Mechanic688; 08-02-2011 at 12:21 PM.
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