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Shout out to Mr Kiwi @kiwi_in_melb Thank you for the printing plate. Appreciate the generiousity.

Hit me up James.

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Depending on the 1. item, 2. nature of sale and 3. the seller's T&C. 1. Whether it is a new item or used, whether the condition is mint or has slight wear. 2. Auction or buy-it-now. Most auction sale will be sold "as if" depending on (1) 3. Seller's explicit sign of whether he allows exchange...

What a rip-off!!! Time to abandon the eBay titanic!!!!

I'm signing my life away........ I'm in. :)

If international shipping is free. I'll be on a buying spree!!!!!

I prefer to be upfront with the other party. If I am not happy in any way, I'll try to resolve it privately and amicably, with the understanding that nobody is perfect and honest mistakes do happen. In addition, you get a fair bit of newbies are don't fully understand the hobby or even the rules...

Just for postage, I normally pay $3.60 for a single card in a bubble wrap.

That is about right. Unfortunately, any outbound mail from Australia is pretty costly. You can save cost by combining them into fewer top loaders, would still cost about $5 though.

To Singapore, for such cards, if I use 4 top loaders instead of 8, might cost be about $5 in postage. If I use 8 top loaders, cost about $10. How much have your local postie charged you?

Just to clarify, 8 different cards in 8 top loaders. And what about thickness of these cards?

Yup, that GST rule is the easiest rule to apply.

eBay automatically reports all sales aggregating $75K per seller in the financial year to ATO.

And Gerry Harvey blames the GST for a lack of profit. Go figure.

No way... It leaves a blurry stain on it :)

Same here, I have stopped selling to new buyers coming from that region as well. Just not worth the hassle. Rather sell it for a few dollars less to a reputable buyer.

4 top loaders would make it too heavy. If you want to stay within the 50gms limit, max can only be 2 top loaders

I've learnt my lesson, never trade base cards overseas, just too expensive.

105 grams is quite a fair bit of card, depending on thickness of card, could easily be 20 - 30 cards

Cost me normally $3.60 for postage to the US for about 4 jersey cards.... after that it just sky rockets !!!!!!!!!

If you read in between the lines, the curb is just a cover up, he most probably got beaten up by the other marines.

Did the cards get caught in the floods?

Just tell him to put the card back on Ebay for a third of the price and you'll buy it back. The tell him that he paid the market price then and you are paying for the market price right now. Problem solved

It could be a case of him finally finding the cards somewhere in his house. Happens to all of us once in our lifetime.