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Replied
by
la-de-da
on
08-Nov-2009
21:25
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1977879)
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hardly
any
to
none.
I
don't
find
weekends
to
be
good
for
sales
at
all.
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Replied
by
puddimoo
on
08-Nov-2009
21:28
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1977885)
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Well
thanks
Hun,
wish
I
had
known
that
beforehand.....never
mind
will
try
again
another
time.....
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Replied
by
iscrap76
on
08-Nov-2009
21:29
(Ref
1977890)
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Weekends
have
been
a
lot
slower
lately
than
they
use
to
be.
vicki
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Replied
by
2ndstreetandsurfwear
on
08-Nov-2009
21:39
(Ref
1977909)
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I
find
a
24
hour
sale
on
Monday,
Wendesday,
or
Thursday
to
be
the
best.
And
only
having
it
for
24
hours
keeps
you
near
the
top
of
the
lists.
I
am
finding
that
starting
it
at
10.00am
is
best.
don't
forget
to
also
used
your
two
spotd
picks
to
advertise.
Colin
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Replied
by
switching-styles
on
08-Nov-2009
21:54
(Ref
1977960)
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Not
much
but
I
guess
it's
better
than
nothing
at
all! 
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Replied
by
puddimoo
on
08-Nov-2009
22:00
(Ref
1977975)
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Thanks
heaps,
will
remember
that
for
next
time!This
was
actually
my
first
time
having
a
sale,
a
bit
disappointed
but
better
luck
next
time
I
guess....
Anna-Rose
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Replied
by
pisces3377
on
08-Nov-2009
22:14
(Ref
1978001)
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With
the
warmer
weather
finally
here
in
Vic
now
many
people
are
outside,
BBQ
season
has
begun
judging
by
the
smells
wafting
around
today.
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Replied
by
puddimoo
on
08-Nov-2009
22:24
(Ref
1978013)
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Thats
true
Pisces,
we
do
the
same,...love
the
outdoors.....
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Replied
by
pisces3377
on
09-Nov-2009
11:16
(Ref
1978425)
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Not
exactly
Vshop
but
to
repeat
one
of
my
bugbears.
Example:
Postage
instructions:
A:
Postage
quoted
on
invoice
includes
all
packaging
materials
B:
Large
Letter
-
500
grams
=
$3.50
C:
Small
Parcel
up
to
250
grams
=
$4.80
D:
small
satchells
$7
E:
large
satchels
$11
all
prices
include
all
packaging
etc.
REGISTERED
POST
$3
AVAILABLE
But
there
is
no
weight
of
the
items
listed
so
the
buyer
still
doesn't
know
how
much
the
postage
will
be.
Or
is
the
buyer
supposed
to
message
the
seller
and
ask
them
how
much
each
item
weighs
that
they
may
be
interested
in,
before
bidding
or
buying?
I
AM
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
LOST
OR
DAMAGED
ARTICLES
ONCE
POSTED.
May
be
written
in
the
postage
section
and
this
is
a
hit
the
back
button
for
many
but,
in
the
Payment
section
this
may
be
written.
Store
credit
only
No
cash
refunds
unless
Australia
Post
refunds
me.
These
will
be
passed
straight
on
to
buyer
asap.
I
am
NOT
responsible
for
lost
or
delayed
or
damaged
parcels
once
posted
but
will
always
follow
up
with
aussie
post
.
I
keep
receipts
as
proof
of
posting.
Question,
why
say
in
capitals
that
the
seller
will
not
be
responsible
in
the
postage
section
then
say
they
will
look
into
it
but
in
lower
case
in
the
payment
section?
Why
not
put
it
in
the
postage
section
instead
of
claiming
in
capitals
they
will
not
be
responsible?
If
making
the
declaration
in
capitals
is
to
deter
people,
it
works.
Also,
some
sellers
have
on
their
listing
where
the
postage
cost
should
be,
'See
Item
Description'
and
sometimes
it
is
listed
there
so
why
not
just
put
it
in
the
postage
section
so
it
shows
on
the
listing?
Most
buyers
actually
want
to
know
the
cost
of
postage
before
we
even
look
at
the
item
as
we
factor
postage
into
the
overall
cost
and
with
this
new
system
of
showing
the
postage
up
front
many
buyers
can't
be
bothered
clicking
on
an
item
and
searching
to
see
whether
the
postage
is
listed
in
the
Description
area,
as
many
times
it
is
not
listed
anywhere.
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Replied
by
skintec
on
09-Nov-2009
15:10
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1978726)
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Buyers
rarely
read
anything
though
OR
just
dont
take
any
notice.
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Replied
by
oz-sparkle
on
10-Nov-2009
11:22
(Ref
1979696)
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hi
puddimoo,
sorry
to
go
off
topic.
putting
the
postage
on
the
listings
has
been
a
huge
incentive
for
sellers
to
do
the
extra
work
of
adding
postage
to
their
listings
in
the
drop
down
box.
Sellers
I
buy
from
that
did
not
use
to
do
this
are
now
adding
postage.
Great
to
see.
As
for
adding
the
weights
of
an
item,
sorry
am
not
prepared
to
do
it
at
the
moment
as
I
have
a
hard
enough
time
adding
measurements!
That
said,
if
any
buyer
asked
me
to
weigh
some
things
I
would
do
it
straight
away.
I
even
purchased
a
nifty
scales
up
to
5
kilos
so
I
can
work
out
3
kilo
satchel
combined
post.
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Replied
by
pisces3377
on
10-Nov-2009
15:06
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1979901)
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OzSparkle,
can
you
tell
me
then
how
is
a
buyer
to
decide
what
the
postage
is
going
to
be
on
a
woman's
shirt
when
the
postage
details
are
as
follows
Postage
instructions:
A:
Postage
quoted
on
invoice
includes
all
packaging
materials
B:
Large
Letter
-
500
grams
=
$3.50
C:
Small
Parcel
up
to
250
grams
=
$4.80
D:
small
satchells
$7
E:
large
satchels
$11
all
prices
include
all
packaging
etc.
Or
how
about
a
pair
of
jeans?
A
tank
top?
Or
even
a
pair
of
bras?
I
have
no
idea
what
any
of
them
weigh.
Am
I
supposed
to
go
and
weigh
a
pair
of
my
jeans
to
have
a
guess
at
what
the
postage
may
be?
How
much
do
the
packaging
materials
weigh?
Will
it
make
the
cost
of
postage
go
up
a
level?
The
buyer
has
no
idea.
I
don't
really
care,
just
trying
to
explain
why
some
people
have
less
sales
than
others
who
have
measurements
and
a
postage
cost
listed.
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