$19.99 kill-a-watt again (3 days)
larry
P3 P4400 Kill A Watt Free Shipping Help to Reduce Your Power
Bill.
Use mine all the time, bought a second one from Supermedia
last year when they had free shipping.
-- larry / dallas
George
Paypal confirmed address only. Why would a merchant choose to loose
sales like that?
larry
Just checked, I didn't use paypal last year. Click on item
description, then add to cart, then it looks like you get
their regular check out where you don't need paypal.
last year it was only $18.99 ;-) but was better than all
the $25+ ebay sellers.
hope that works (didn't need a 3rd one ;-)
-- larry / dallas
Rod Speed
> larry wrote
>> www.SuperMediaStore.com for 3 days.
>> P3 P4400 Kill A Watt Free Shipping Help to Reduce Your Power Bill.
>> Use mine all the time, bought a second one from Supermedia last year when they had free shipping.
> Paypal confirmed address only. Why would a merchant choose to loose sales like that?
So they dont get ripped off by scam artists using stolen cards.
That sort of low margin transaction is more important to avoid the rip
offs with, because you dont have the margins to wear the rip offs with.
George Grapman
> George <geo...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Paypal confirmed address only. Why would a merchant choose to loose
>> sales like that?
> himself, after a fashion, in such manner. I went to the W3 site ready to
> buy but, unfortunately, they don't mail to P.O boxes and APO/FPO
> addresses, regardless of whether Paypal confirmed. I can't do business
> with them because my confirmed address is a P.O. box and, apparently,
> they lack the experience to know that they're using the wrong shipper if
> they can't deliver to every address in the U.S.A. Perhaps, they may have
> reasons for restricting direct sales but, I ask, "Why would a merchant
> choose to loose(sic) sales like that?"
Are you talking about a box at the post office or somewhere like the
UPS Store (formerly Mailboxes Etc)? If it is the post office private
carriers can not deliver there.
Warren Block
Newegg has them for a dollar more:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882715001
--
Warren Block * Rapid City, South Dakota * USA
Brian Elfert
>himself, after a fashion, in such manner. I went to the W3 site ready to
>buy but, unfortunately, they don't mail to P.O boxes and APO/FPO
>addresses, regardless of whether Paypal confirmed. I can't do business
>with them because my confirmed address is a P.O. box and, apparently,
>they lack the experience to know that they're using the wrong shipper if
>they can't deliver to every address in the U.S.A. Perhaps, they may have
>reasons for restricting direct sales but, I ask, "Why would a merchant
>choose to loose(sic) sales like that?"
The only carrier that can deliver to a US Postal service PO box is the
USPS.
Apparently this merchant has decided that the cost of adding USPS as a
delivery option outweighs the number of sales lost to customers with PO
boxes.
Also, a lot of merchants have signed exclusive deals with one shipper to
get better rates. In the past, the USPS was not allowed to offer volume
discounts like this. (Maybe this has changed.)
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They may have UPS as their shipper (picks up at their location) and the
cost to drive to the PO for an occasional item may not be worth their time.