/biz/ - Business & Finance

Just did that, SEC always wins

>you often buy from online auction houses, like actual auctions
>when the auction house ships the product themselves, shipping is like 80 bucks
>then the auction house starts using an outside company to do the shipping
>now the shipping cost is over 200 bucks for the same item

The hell man? Why do they have to do that? There's no benefit in this arrangement for me.

Please don't, anon. I leave in a country bombs are falling around every freaking day, won't be that hard to guess which one it is, but still, I haven't killed myself. Even though I thought about it alot

I've started to notice a jarring phenomenon. High-volume eBay sellers have started to forget to ship.
Happened to me twice this month and I swear this can't be a coincidence. Tiktok has collectively fucked our attention spans to this point.

It's irritating as fuck to wait for months because your shipment sat in some lazy zoomer's garage for 2 weeks before it moved an inch.
I'm giving him negative feedback for sure, but he'll flip out and start a flamewar because his entitled dopamine ass thinks it wasn't on him.