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on 05-03-2021 12:49 AM
I have encountered a seller that has listings showing "free shipping" in the shipping terms section but, in the listing description, says shipping is NOT free and tells their buyers NOT to check out through standard eBay methods but to contact them for an invoice and they will calculate shipping and put the charge on the invoice.
This seems rather fishy to me.
Is this a legitimate means of assessing a shipping charge on eBay?
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