Whether Sunglasses, fry pans, or thingamabobs... great deal!... Get a second one...(like "free ") just pay a separate fee.
Shed light on what that "separate fee" is?
Shed light on what that "separate fee" is?
... so, if the frying pan is advertised @$19.95, then the separate fee for the second one is $19.95.
okay... great deal!
I always wondered why do they entice to give a second one, is the product so bad you need two to do what is intended?
Think of the "fee" however you like. Does it matter to you if they call it a "fee", "shipping/handling", or something else? It's part of the total cost.
Is the item worth the extra amount to you? Do you need/want a second one of the item?
Does it matter if someone purchased or is just guessing? How would anyone really know?
Years ago I bought a can of the spray rubber stuff before it was widely available at Home Depot, Lowes, and Walmart. I paid an extra buck or two "fee" for a second can.
They may be calling it a fee or shipping/handling so they don't have to collect sales tax on the amount.
I think you're making a mountain out of a mole hill and looking for a catch when there is none.
So... it's okay for an advertiser to offer the separate fee... And you go to the web site or phone number that is shown.... Just what is the separate fee?
So the item is a $19.95 fry pan and a $4.95 shipping cost toal $24.90
Is the separate fee?....:
1. an extra $19.95 fry pan with an extra $4.95 shipping fee. Total cost $49.80 or...
2.. an extra $19.95 but no extra shipping. Total cost $44.88 or...
3. no charge for the second pan, but another shipping price. Total cost $29.85 or...
4. some other cost like a $10.00 fee for extra handling... Total cost $34.90.
Anyone who has actually bought an TV advertised item with a separate fee?
Would it be possible to advertise the frying pan "free" but with a shipping and handling charge of $30.00. I seem to remember something about truth in advertising... but I guess that was in the last century.
I'm sorry that this issue causes you such mental distress.
...Now if we just believed that, we could fire all the federal regulators and eliminate their departments.... and cut our income tax in half...
Shed light on what that "separate fee" is?
Are they still pulling that tired old "shipping and handling fee" stunt?
I thought Amazon had put an end to that BS.
So... it's okay for an advertiser to offer the separate fee... And you go to the web site or phone number that is shown.... Just what is the separate fee?
So the item is a $19.95 fry pan and a $4.95 shipping cost toal $24.90
Is the separate fee?....:
1. an extra $19.95 fry pan with an extra $4.95 shipping fee. Total cost $49.80 or...
2.. an extra $19.95 but no extra shipping. Total cost $44.88 or...
3. no charge for the second pan, but another shipping price. Total cost $29.85 or...
4. some other cost like a $10.00 fee for extra handling... Total cost $34.90.
Anyone who has actually bought an TV advertised item with a separate fee?
Would it be possible to advertise the frying pan "free" but with a shipping and handling charge of $30.00. I seem to remember something about truth in advertising... but I guess that was in the last century.
What does Amazon have to do with anything?