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Bob March 10th 06 06:01 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


I bid $129 on a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay.
The seller charged me $41 shipping. (I priced return
shipping via UPS, it is
$16.29)

The seller advertised shipping to Canada by Fed Ex. When asked
to ship by US Post Office
(because the brokerage fee is only $4.30) he failed to respond
and shipped the
item via UPS??.

When the package arrived I was faced with an additional $33.62
brokerage fee
from UPS for having collected $18.89 tax on the goods and $2.36
tax on the
tax ( total $54.87 )

My total cost was $224.87
($129+$41+$33.62+$18.89+$2.36)

Had I chosen a different seller my cost could have been $168.48
($129+$16.29+$18.89+$4.30)

You live and learn. (or) A fool and his money are soon parted.






[email protected] March 10th 06 06:53 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
Seems a very excessive price to me,shipping charges to Canada.Heck,I
could get that woman in England to ship a small radio to me for
much,much less, (I am guessing about $20.00 or less) she has snail
mailed me some trinkets to me before,and I live in Mississippi too.Good
Luck to you with your radio when it gets to you.
cuhulin


Bob March 10th 06 07:58 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 


wrote:

Seems a very excessive price to me,shipping charges to Canada.Heck,I
could get that woman in England to ship a small radio to me for
much,much less, (I am guessing about $20.00 or less) she has snail
mailed me some trinkets to me before,and I live in Mississippi too.Good
Luck to you with your radio when it gets to you.
cuhulin


Yes exactly!!

The truth is that I know better but I got carried away. I bid before I had read
all the shipping rules. The seller does ship via US post office for troops at APO
addresses so my request was not impossible. I suppose he was greedily looking at
the ($41-$16.29) = $24.71 profit he could make by shipping by UPS. On top of that
he just didn't give a damn if by doing so it cost me (his client) the $24.71 that he
snared plus an extra ($33.62-$4.30) = $29.32 to UPS for brokerage.

The seller's got a good business going with almost 41000 sales and not to many
complaints so I never dreamed he would actually do what he did.

We live and learn. I guess after dealing with soldiers all my life (37 years) I have
a thing or two to learn about business people.


David March 10th 06 08:02 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:01:36 -0500, Bob wrote:



BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


They don't have stores in wherever you are?


[email protected] March 10th 06 08:16 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
The ebay fee is based on sales price, which does not include shipping.
Hence these assholes charge high shipping fees to increase the net. If
there is any question about shipping cost, establish this before the
purchase.

In the US, USPS shipping depends on where you go. There are some retail
outlets that take USPS shipments at a marked up rate.

You need to be very careful with ebay. Almost always I get better deals
elsewhere. I was at a local surplus shop and ran into an ebay peddler
getting items to sale. Well, at least that is more legit than
Radio-Mart(TM), where he gets items from Ebay and writes lies to get a
higher price when reselling on ebay.

Bob wrote:
BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


I bid $129 on a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay.
The seller charged me $41 shipping. (I priced return
shipping via UPS, it is
$16.29)

The seller advertised shipping to Canada by Fed Ex. When asked
to ship by US Post Office
(because the brokerage fee is only $4.30) he failed to respond
and shipped the
item via UPS??.

When the package arrived I was faced with an additional $33.62
brokerage fee
from UPS for having collected $18.89 tax on the goods and $2.36
tax on the
tax ( total $54.87 )

My total cost was $224.87
($129+$41+$33.62+$18.89+$2.36)

Had I chosen a different seller my cost could have been $168.48
($129+$16.29+$18.89+$4.30)

You live and learn. (or) A fool and his money are soon parted.



Bob March 10th 06 08:22 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


David wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:01:36 -0500, Bob wrote:



BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


They don't have stores in wherever you are?


Sure we do David, at the same time a person should be able to deal on Ebay if he
chooses to do so.

I don't really "get" what it is that you are driving at.


GP March 10th 06 08:29 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...


David March 10th 06 08:29 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 14:58:09 -0500, Bob wrote:


The truth is that I know better but I got carried away. I bid before I had read
all the shipping rules. The seller does ship via US post office for troops at APO
addresses so my request was not impossible. I suppose he was greedily looking at
the ($41-$16.29) = $24.71 profit he could make by shipping by UPS. On top of that
he just didn't give a damn if by doing so it cost me (his client) the $24.71 that he
snared plus an extra ($33.62-$4.30) = $29.32 to UPS for brokerage.

The seller's got a good business going with almost 41000 sales and not to many
complaints so I never dreamed he would actually do what he did.

We live and learn. I guess after dealing with soldiers all my life (37 years) I have
a thing or two to learn about business people.

This is why I go to HRO and pay a few pennies more.


Bob March 10th 06 08:34 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


wrote:

The ebay fee is based on sales price, which does not include shipping.
Hence these assholes charge high shipping fees to increase the net. If
there is any question about shipping cost, establish this before the
purchase.


I do admit I leaped before I looked and I have only myself to blame but if this post
causes some other soul to stop and think twice before dealing the way I did then it
will make my loss a little more palatable.



In the US, USPS shipping depends on where you go. There are some retail
outlets that take USPS shipments at a marked up rate.

You need to be very careful with ebay. Almost always I get better deals
elsewhere.


Yes but there is very little of that around here, and the local Sony stores are
selling this radio at $329.00 plus $49.35 tax which makes that about a total of
$325.38 US$


I was at a local surplus shop and ran into an ebay peddler
getting items to sale. Well, at least that is more legit than
Radio-Mart(TM), where he gets items from Ebay and writes lies to get a
higher price when reselling on ebay.


Thanks for the good come back!

Bob


Bob March 10th 06 08:43 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are competitive, sure! Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which would allow me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his home, but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only myself to blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...



Bob March 10th 06 08:46 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 


David wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 14:58:09 -0500, Bob wrote:

The truth is that I know better but I got carried away. I bid before I had read
all the shipping rules. The seller does ship via US post office for troops at APO
addresses so my request was not impossible. I suppose he was greedily looking at
the ($41-$16.29) = $24.71 profit he could make by shipping by UPS. On top of that
he just didn't give a damn if by doing so it cost me (his client) the $24.71 that he
snared plus an extra ($33.62-$4.30) = $29.32 to UPS for brokerage.

The seller's got a good business going with almost 41000 sales and not to many
complaints so I never dreamed he would actually do what he did.

We live and learn. I guess after dealing with soldiers all my life (37 years) I have
a thing or two to learn about business people.

This is why I go to HRO and pay a few pennies more.


That sounds good if you happen to know what HRO is. (O:



John Black March 10th 06 09:31 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
Thanks for sharing your experience with us, even though you've had to endure
a lot of "hindsight advice". It's a lesson for all of us.

John


"Bob" wrote in message
...
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are competitive, sure!

Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which would allow

me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his home,

but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only myself to

blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...





Joe Analssandrini March 10th 06 09:37 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
Dear Bob,

We all live and learn. WHENEVER I buy something I always try to
remember P. T. Barnum's sage comment!

In future, should you wish to import SW equipment into Canada, consider
buying from AES - http://www.aesham.com - a very reputable dealer
whom you can telephone toll-free and who will ship into Canada by
whatever means you desire, thereby minimizing your shipping costs.

Universal will also ship into Canada; however, I believe they will only
ship via UPS which, as you may know, causes some "problems" (and costs)
with shipment into Canada.

An English firm which ships to Canada at reasonable fees (and which
also has low prices) is THE SHORTWAVE SHOP.

Best of luck in the future and best of luck with your new Sony
ICF-SW7600GR.

Joe


David March 10th 06 09:45 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 15:22:56 -0500, Bob wrote:



David wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:01:36 -0500, Bob wrote:



BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


They don't have stores in wherever you are?


Sure we do David, at the same time a person should be able to deal on Ebay if he
chooses to do so.

I don't really "get" what it is that you are driving at.

eBay seems like an S&M institution. I've never understood what the
attraction is. The warranties are flaky. The businesses are virtual.

Spend a little more money for some peace of mind. Call Bob Grove, or
Fred Osterman or Bob Crane, etc. Keep our friends in business.


Bob March 10th 06 11:57 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


Joe Analssandrini wrote:

Dear Bob,

We all live and learn. WHENEVER I buy something I always try to
remember P. T. Barnum's sage comment!

In future, should you wish to import SW equipment into Canada, consider
buying from AES - http://www.aesham.com - a very reputable dealer
whom you can telephone toll-free and who will ship into Canada by
whatever means you desire, thereby minimizing your shipping costs.

Universal will also ship into Canada; however, I believe they will only
ship via UPS which, as you may know, causes some "problems" (and costs)
with shipment into Canada.

An English firm which ships to Canada at reasonable fees (and which
also has low prices) is THE SHORTWAVE SHOP.

Best of luck in the future and best of luck with your new Sony
ICF-SW7600GR.

Joe


Thanks Joe

I really don't need much of anything else now. I bought a Sony CFR 320 back in about
78 in Europe and did not use it much after I returned in 82. Anyway, I got listening
to it again this winter and it still works beautifully. My wife bought me a Grundig
350s to listen to in the kitchen and I just loved it's selectivity but the one I had
could not keep time, so I returned it and read a few posts about the 7600GR and
looked around for this one.

I kind of like the look of this Eton E1XM and may opt to buy one. I think that it
may be a little simpler to tool around the band with then the 7600GR. I like presets,
but so far I am finding the page system of the 7600GR just a little awkward. I know
that as I become more familiar with it things will get easier.

Well OK better run!

Take care.


Bob March 11th 06 12:05 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


David wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 15:22:56 -0500, Bob wrote:



David wrote:

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:01:36 -0500, Bob wrote:



BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


They don't have stores in wherever you are?


Sure we do David, at the same time a person should be able to deal on Ebay if he
chooses to do so.

I don't really "get" what it is that you are driving at.

eBay seems like an S&M institution. I've never understood what the
attraction is. The warranties are flaky. The businesses are virtual.


Hi Dave

Well I got into machining after I retired and I found Ebay a wonderful source
for so many things that you just could never find by your self in a non industrial
city and I have come to appreciate Ebay buying.

I got screwed on this deal because I was to lazy to follow all the common sense
checks that I should have. I did not do my homework.

Thing is, that it's not to late to remind others.

TTYL
Bob



Spend a little more money for some peace of mind. Call Bob Grove, or
Fred Osterman or Bob Crane, etc. Keep our friends in business.



Bob March 11th 06 12:20 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


John Black wrote:

Thanks for sharing your experience with us, even though you've had to endure
a lot of "hindsight advice". It's a lesson for all of us.


Ha ha ha ha

Well John, I can't say that I didn't know it as coming. Really ,, I
told my story because I am so ****ed at myself that I can hardly see straight and
putting things on paper helps get rid of the anger. I can lose a few bucks but I'll
be damned if it's going to drive me to a heart attack. (O:

I wish I could blame the seller but he was just another greedy little man who set up
his site to snare the unsuspecting, and he caught me. All our politicians seem to be
crooks and the Enron guys are crooks. Our country was run by crooks for 13 years and
your country went to war with a nation based on lies. I can hardly blame one little
Ebay seller for the "moral decay" of the our society!

Cheers
Bob



John

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are competitive, sure!

Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which would allow

me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his home,

but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only myself to

blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...




Bob March 11th 06 03:39 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


wrote:

Hi Dave

Well I got into machining after I retired and I found Ebay a wonderful source
for so many things that you just could never find by your self in a non industrial
city and I have come to appreciate Ebay buying.

I got screwed on this deal because I was to lazy to follow all the common sense
checks that I should have. I did not do my homework.

Thing is, that it's not to late to remind others.

TTYL
Bob

Well Bob, It took some stones to stand up and tell the world you made
a mistake so I say Thank You for taking the time to remind others to
do their homework.

Hope your next deal works out better!


Thanks, and yes, I will be more wary in the future!

Bob


Jim Hackett March 11th 06 04:18 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
Not trying to rub salt into your wounds but I would have just refused to pay
it and taken the negative...




"Bob" wrote in message
...


John Black wrote:

Thanks for sharing your experience with us, even though you've had to

endure
a lot of "hindsight advice". It's a lesson for all of us.


Ha ha ha ha

Well John, I can't say that I didn't know it as coming.

Really ,, I
told my story because I am so ****ed at myself that I can hardly see

straight and
putting things on paper helps get rid of the anger. I can lose a few bucks

but I'll
be damned if it's going to drive me to a heart attack. (O:

I wish I could blame the seller but he was just another greedy little man

who set up
his site to snare the unsuspecting, and he caught me. All our politicians

seem to be
crooks and the Enron guys are crooks. Our country was run by crooks for

13 years and
your country went to war with a nation based on lies. I can hardly blame

one little
Ebay seller for the "moral decay" of the our society!

Cheers
Bob



John

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are competitive,

sure!
Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which would

allow
me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his

home,
but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first

seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only myself

to
blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...





Bob March 11th 06 04:44 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


Jim Hackett wrote:

Not trying to rub salt into your wounds but I would have just refused to pay
it and taken the negative...


The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on, nor all your piety and wit shall
will it back to cast out half a line nor all your tears wash out a word of it. (O:

Bob



"Bob" wrote in message
...


John Black wrote:

Thanks for sharing your experience with us, even though you've had to

endure
a lot of "hindsight advice". It's a lesson for all of us.


Ha ha ha ha

Well John, I can't say that I didn't know it as coming.

Really ,, I
told my story because I am so ****ed at myself that I can hardly see

straight and
putting things on paper helps get rid of the anger. I can lose a few bucks

but I'll
be damned if it's going to drive me to a heart attack. (O:

I wish I could blame the seller but he was just another greedy little man

who set up
his site to snare the unsuspecting, and he caught me. All our politicians

seem to be
crooks and the Enron guys are crooks. Our country was run by crooks for

13 years and
your country went to war with a nation based on lies. I can hardly blame

one little
Ebay seller for the "moral decay" of the our society!

Cheers
Bob



John

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are competitive,

sure!
Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which would

allow
me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his

home,
but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first

seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only myself

to
blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...




John S. March 11th 06 02:55 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 

Bob wrote:
BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


I bid $129 on a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay.
The seller charged me $41 shipping. (I priced return
shipping via UPS, it is
$16.29)

The seller advertised shipping to Canada by Fed Ex. When asked
to ship by US Post Office
(because the brokerage fee is only $4.30) he failed to respond
and shipped the
item via UPS??.

When the package arrived I was faced with an additional $33.62
brokerage fee
from UPS for having collected $18.89 tax on the goods and $2.36
tax on the
tax ( total $54.87 )

My total cost was $224.87
($129+$41+$33.62+$18.89+$2.36)

Had I chosen a different seller my cost could have been $168.48
($129+$16.29+$18.89+$4.30)

You live and learn. (or) A fool and his money are soon parted.


Yeah, we learned a similar valuable lesson when buying a china platter
from a UK seller. We didn't ask the cost of shipping before pressing
the bid button and shipping almost doubled the price of a serving
platter.

It sounds like your seller expected more in the way of bids and is
compensating himself to a degree. Customs brokerage fees and duties
are just adding to the pain. I've heard similar stories from other
Canadians, and I think the best advice is to line up the cost of
shipping before pushing the bid button.

You can take some consolation in being the owner of one of the nicer
portables available. Enjoy it.


Jim Hackett March 11th 06 03:43 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
Yea, my wife tells me that all the time...



"Bob" wrote in message
...


Jim Hackett wrote:

Not trying to rub salt into your wounds but I would have just refused to

pay
it and taken the negative...


The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on, nor all your piety and

wit shall
will it back to cast out half a line nor all your tears wash out a word of

it. (O:

Bob



"Bob" wrote in message
...


John Black wrote:

Thanks for sharing your experience with us, even though you've had

to
endure
a lot of "hindsight advice". It's a lesson for all of us.

Ha ha ha ha

Well John, I can't say that I didn't know it as

coming.
Really ,, I
told my story because I am so ****ed at myself that I can hardly see

straight and
putting things on paper helps get rid of the anger. I can lose a few

bucks
but I'll
be damned if it's going to drive me to a heart attack. (O:

I wish I could blame the seller but he was just another greedy little

man
who set up
his site to snare the unsuspecting, and he caught me. All our

politicians
seem to be
crooks and the Enron guys are crooks. Our country was run by crooks

for
13 years and
your country went to war with a nation based on lies. I can hardly

blame
one little
Ebay seller for the "moral decay" of the our society!

Cheers
Bob



John

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are

competitive,
sure!
Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which

would
allow
me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his

home,
but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first

seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only

myself
to
blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that

sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest

method
possible...






Bob March 11th 06 04:52 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 


Jim Hackett wrote:

The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on, nor all your
piety and wit shall will it back to cast out half a line nor all your
tears wash out a word of it. (O:


Bob

Yea, my wife tells me that all the time...


And the worst of it is: "that it's true"!

Bob


Carter, K8VT March 11th 06 05:15 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
Jim Hackett wrote:

Not trying to rub salt into your wounds but I would have just refused to pay
it and taken the negative...


The original poster was man enough to suck it up, admit he made a
mistake, honor his eBay *CONTRACT* and complete the deal.

Thanks for sharing *your* "ethics" with us...

[email protected] March 11th 06 05:47 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in the US.
 
I did a bad deal on ebay, but took my whoopin' like a man, or maybe a
wuss. Basically, if you agree to the deal, you do it, even if you screw
up. In my case, it was some used electronics gear that I thought was a
slightly different model (same manufacturer). It was my fault, and thus
I was obligated to finish the transaction.

However, I have been screwed by jerks selling gear that wasn't
functioning well. The worse is some asshole who is "selling the item
for a friend." Now I email every seller to see if they actually have
seen the gear do what they claim it does, not what somebody told them
it does. I've managed to get my money back, but lost on shipping in one
case.

The good news is there are asshole buyers out there too. I've talked to
sellers at local flea markets that have stopped selling on ebay since
some ebay buyer would break the gear then demand a refund, or steal
items out of the unit (say a module "option" on HP test gear), then say
the unit is defective.

You can generally get better deals if you do them face to face.

Jim Hackett wrote:
Not trying to rub salt into your wounds but I would have just refused to pay
it and taken the negative...




"Bob" wrote in message
...


John Black wrote:

Thanks for sharing your experience with us, even though you've had to

endure
a lot of "hindsight advice". It's a lesson for all of us.


Ha ha ha ha

Well John, I can't say that I didn't know it as coming.

Really ,, I
told my story because I am so ****ed at myself that I can hardly see

straight and
putting things on paper helps get rid of the anger. I can lose a few bucks

but I'll
be damned if it's going to drive me to a heart attack. (O:

I wish I could blame the seller but he was just another greedy little man

who set up
his site to snare the unsuspecting, and he caught me. All our politicians

seem to be
crooks and the Enron guys are crooks. Our country was run by crooks for

13 years and
your country went to war with a nation based on lies. I can hardly blame

one little
Ebay seller for the "moral decay" of the our society!

Cheers
Bob



John

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Well Yes!! If you know about them, and their prices are competitive,

sure!
Why not? I
also found an Ebay seller from Canada selling the radio which would

allow
me to avoid
all the importation BS and I think I could pick it up right at his

home,
but I did
not see that until after I had committed to buying from the first

seller.

As I said earlier, I simply bid in to much haste and have only myself

to
blame.

GP wrote:

Why not buy from Universal radio or any other radio store that sells
the 7600?...They ship to Canada and try to use the cheapest method
possible...




m II March 12th 06 06:03 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
Bob wrote:

Yep,,, you gotta look "befor" you pull the trigger!!!! (O:



Bob, with all respect...the Cheney thread ended some days ago...





mike

Bob March 12th 06 10:36 AM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 


m II wrote:

Bob wrote:

Yep,,, you gotta look "befor" you pull the trigger!!!! (O:


Bob, with all respect...the Cheney thread ended some days ago...

mike


Must a been a heck of a party!


James Douglas March 12th 06 03:48 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
Bob wrote:

BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


I bid $129 on a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay.
The seller charged me $41 shipping. (I priced return
shipping via UPS, it is
$16.29)

Each time before I bid I look or get shipping charges, I have
been royally f$%$ed before paying $32.00 shipping for something
that should of been less than $10.00!

James Douglas March 12th 06 03:51 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
Bob wrote:

BTW Before anyone says anything I do realize that I could have
prevented these
excessive charges by simply not dealing with this seller.


I bid $129 on a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay.
The seller charged me $41 shipping. (I priced return
shipping via UPS, it is
$16.29)


It also works the other way, I sold a compound bow that I had
weighed and estimated shipping to be about $15.00, for good measure
I said $18.00 on the listing, sold it within a few hours and when
I went to ship it UPS wanted $38.00 to ship it to NorthCarolina
fm Texas, I was ****ed and told the guy that I had used their
estimation software, no avail! I ate the cost difference in this
case


[email protected] March 12th 06 03:51 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay intheUS.
 
Here is some reviews (they are not mine) for y'all to check out.
www.vectorbd.com/sw_review.html

Shessss mighty wideeeee and hansomeeeeeeee,,,, known quite well by
allllll,,,,, shes the Combinationnnn,Wabash Cannonballlll,,,,,,
cuhulin


[email protected] March 12th 06 04:24 PM

Buying a Sony ICF SW7600GR radio from a seller on Ebay in theUS.
 
I much prefer to buy whatever locally,whenever I can.I am not knocking
eBay,but I dont do eBay either.eBay is no great shakes to me.y'all just
keep on eBaying now.Bayin n ahhbrayin.
cuhulin
(personnaly,I wouldn't give eBay the sweat off of my b..ls,,, but that
is only me opinion)



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