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dont worry - its easy to do something like that - especially if its something you really want. I would just contact the seller, explain what happened and apologise for the mistake, then see what they say. Hopefully it should be easy to work things out with them
Well this is a simple mistake to make, but I can't understand why International postage is free... especially when they still charge 4.00 to ship in the US - just seems odd.Honestly I'd contact them regardless and if you're concerned perhaps ask about the shipping fees, but I would personally say that I bid on the book without reading the terms of 'contact before auction end about shipping costs', apologise for my oversight and ask if they have received the paypal payment and if all is okay with the transaction - then see what they come back with maybe. Hope this helps and you still end up with your book!
Well, as long as they ship it Media Mail, it shouldn't be too bad.
Quote from: Maniah on October 12, 2012, 05:21:45 PM Well, as long as they ship it Media Mail, it shouldn't be too bad.You can't ship media mail to outside of the USA.Expect to pay about $10. This is just a random guess though as it's hard to tell how large the actual book is. $1.99 free shipping for a book out of country is not going to happen. It was a simple mistake on their part. I would message them ask them what the cost of shipping is. If you don't like the cost, cancel the transaction. Explain to them that having a "free shipping" option is confusing and unfair and they should REALLY change that. It's possible they clicked a button they didn't mean to click.But there's no way they are going to ship it to you for free and be out of pocket by quite a few dollars cause they made a simple mistake.
I clicked on the listing and I do not see anywhere it says Free Shipping, even for the US??? But if I do look at "some" (not all) of her other listings it shows Free Shipping but then there is the box "Get Rates" for International. It is not that she clicked anything wrong when she did her description, it is US ebay so when she lists if she offers Free Shipping for the US it oviously is going to show up first. I did click on another book listing and put Australia in for postage costs and it said $16.95 for Priority International. I am going to assume since it was also a book you purchased that the same rate is going to apply. I am not sure if the book is worth that much to you. But if not I would simply email the seller and apologize and ask if she would be willing to cancel the transaction?
Well don't be scared to message them. I checked their other listings and no other listings have this weird free shipping option so it looks like a mistake rather than a bad way to list an item. So they just need to be aware that you were allowed to pay for the free shipping. Ask if there is a cheaper way than the express mail option given for international. After that, it's up to you if you think the book is worth the price combined with the shipping cost. In my mind, there were two mistakes made so I see no harm in canceling. They just need to be made aware that this auction you bid on had free shipping as an option. No harm done.