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    Posted: 03 Mar 18 at 12:10am
Originally posted by Sam.Spoons

Originally posted by zippyRN

the  model comes from the old days of  internet shopping before the  courier firms  modernised ,  and weight / size  based pricing kicked in fairly  early  - also sometimes  you  cant give  shipping prices until  you know what is in the  order

a poor excuse these days though as the shipping is almost always banded according to price. Some online retailers have a shipping cost shown on the website, it ain't rocket science, I try to avoid dealing with those who keep it hidden. 

 

re writing the entire  code base of a e-commerce  system  is not  something  undertaken lightly

with regard to my point about the choice of  delivery method  price might not be a factor but   when you  want it by can be a factor ... 
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Sam.Spoons Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 Mar 18 at 8:46am
Fair enough but my point is that it's dead easy to have a list of delivery options with the cost accessible somewhere on the site like this https://www.mailspeedmarine.com/delivery.
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Hi Gents

It is illegal to charge extra fees for using any credit card from January 13th 2018 see here

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/cards/2018/01/cards-fees-to-be-banned-from-saturday#reportit    
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You are right but it doesn't prevent them charging an admin fee as long as it's the same for all methods of payment.

"From Saturday you should no longer be charged a fee for opting to pay by credit or debit card – but companies will still be able to add booking or admin fees as long as they also apply to other forms of payment."
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Went to the Dinghy show today and no problems or admin fee, the ticket price was what you paid.

Considering the weather over the last week a good show and busy today
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