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Marcin
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It is good to calculate shipping cost manual. because sometimes you buying light DIP40 chip and sometimes SuperSPARC or Pentium PRO which is very heavy. In cash it looks like that : sometimes it is more cash for seller and sometimes he have lost on additional shipping cost because heavy parcell. I suspect CPUbar lost to much cash and now he want be more sure in trades. I understand that.
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CPUbar
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| Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Mixeur wrote: | | Mmm, you raised by 100% shipping for each next cpus (1$ instead of 0,5$) |
The price of stamp are raised . So .....
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