View Full Version : DDR Mario Mix - $7.00 USPS Flat Rate Priority Mail Shipping
Mattiekrome
12-12-2005, 11:45 PM
Linky (http://cgi.ebay.com/Dance-Dance-Revolution-Mario-Mix-Gamecube-GC-DDR-NEW_W0QQitemZ8242922520QQcategoryZ62053QQssPageNam eZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)
Found another copy, and my sis is buying it for me as a Christmas gift, so I decided to throw the other one on the bay. I will pull it early if I get some nice offers for SNES/N64 demo games ;)
philosophyst
12-13-2005, 08:51 AM
Clark is awesome in your signature, I just had that movie on yesterday while I was doing my ebay packages.
Also, the $7 shipping is a great deal. Is there a flat rate box big enough to fit that or are you just taking a loss on the shipping part in order to sell it for a higher price?
XianXi
12-13-2005, 11:12 AM
Also, the $7 shipping is a great deal. Is there a flat rate box big enough to fit that or are you just taking a loss on the shipping part in order to sell it for a higher price?
As far as I know there isn't, postage will be about $14-16
I actually found 3 of these yesterday. 2 at the local game shop and 1 at blockbuster game rush.
jdchess
12-13-2005, 04:15 PM
edited out...x_x 8-) X_x
jdchess
12-13-2005, 04:17 PM
I shipped one yesterday and postage up the east coast from NC to PA was 10.25 for USPS Priority with delivery confirmation.
Mattiekrome
12-13-2005, 05:42 PM
Clark is awesome in your signature, I just had that movie on yesterday while I was doing my ebay packages.
Thanks, man that movie is a classic LOL
Also, the $7 shipping is a great deal. Is there a flat rate box big enough to fit that or are you just taking a loss on the shipping part in order to sell it for a higher price?
Yeah, i'll just take the loss out of pocket
XianXi
12-14-2005, 02:18 PM
I shipped one yesterday and postage up the east coast from NC to PA was 10.25 for USPS Priority with delivery confirmation.
I had to wrap mine with the brown paper and send it, I couldnt find a USPS box to fit it. And it was around $10.30 for me, too.
philosophyst
12-14-2005, 02:49 PM
Yeah, I had to make a box out of two of the largest USPS boxes, those big square boxes. It sure was a pain but hey, they're free and it worked fine. The brown paper method scares me because it can get ripped and then there is a chance the address would get seperated from the package. I guess if you use enough tape on the brown paper, it would be good to go.
Griking
12-14-2005, 07:52 PM
I'd never ship it only wrapped in paper. Most people buy new games on eBay because they want them new and in new condition. This included the box. I've seen the way delivery companies treat packaged and wrapping paper just isn't going to protect the box.
jdchess
12-15-2005, 10:54 AM
I packaged it in a box slightly larger than the DDR box, and used peanuts as packing. It was still only $10.25. It's based on weight and not size I think.
Darth Sensei
12-15-2005, 11:39 AM
I'd never ship it only wrapped in paper. Most people buy new games on eBay because they want them new and in new condition. This included the box. I've seen the way delivery companies treat packaged and wrapping paper just isn't going to protect the box.
Ditto, I never ship that way either as I don't want negative feedback due to postal abuse.
Griking
12-15-2005, 08:01 PM
I shipped the one that I recently sold on eBay today via UPS ground. It cost $7.25
Mattiekrome
12-15-2005, 10:54 PM
Less than 30 minutes to go...
Someone just nabbed my N64 Zelda: OOT complete for $2.25, which is half of what I paid for it LOL
XianXi
12-15-2005, 11:11 PM
The brown paper method scares me because it can get ripped and then there is a chance the address would get seperated from the package. I guess if you use enough tape on the brown paper, it would be good to go.
I use the scotch tape that has the string in it and I also put clear tape over the label so it doesnt get wet or anything as well as using twine. I shipped that way before and never got any complaints. It really depends on what the customer wants. I asked them at the end of auction if they want it wrapped in brown paper and stuff with insurance or in a box with no insurance, they always choose the brown paper because if anything happens to it they can claim it rather than lose out completely.