Hello Folks!
Your probably wondering why no auctions were listed this week, and no communication as well. Here in Reno, on Friday the 20th we had a very nasty windstorm before a system moved in. Our cable line that comes from the house to the cable pole out by the creek was weakened during that storm, then on Sunday's storm the trees ripped the line off the house and was out in our backyard. Unfortunately, its taken all week to get them out to replace the line, since they wanted our NV Energy to come out and clip the trees back first before replacing, so we had to co-ordinate between to companies to get the work done...then there was the holiday. So finally at 8 am today, Friday, we finally got cable internet back up and running. It's going to take me a couple of days to catch up messages, shipping, and the like.
We have an E-Bay ProStore as many of you know. E-Bay no longer allows E-Bay sellers to take payments by mail. Our buy it now items are the same here as they are on the website. We have finally set up a credit card processer on the website that will take credit cards, including those Visa Gift cards you can purchase at retail stores such as Walmart, which is an answer to those without a Paypal account. You cannot pay there for auction items. The items have to be purchased from the Prostore and paid for there. The website address is www.dvddepotandmore.com.
Okay...E-Bay made some changes to the view page...and I am getting hit with quite a few questions in regards to shipping and such.
First....in regards to languages...if you just scroll down past the Muze info that E-Bay puts up, you will see our description. In that description we list all the languages and subtitles that a particular movie has. Also....some ads have that full box Muze info....some they are changing over to a shorter box and if you want to know what the movie is about click the highlighted type that says see reviews or something like that, it will then give you a full screen of what its about.
Also...if you are logged in....your base shipping costs should come up under the price of the movie. There is also a shipping tab that E-Bay has now done that gives your shipping info. When you pull up an ad, you are automatically on the description tab. Just above the Muze info you will see a shipping tab...click that. That gives you the base shipping price for your country and the choices you get. Now....in regards to combining...we always do...see OUR description (the paragraph above tells you where) and it gives you the rates....US and Canada are added at 1.00 each for regular dvds (not sets)...all other countries are added at 3.00 each (not sets).
I know it's confusing...I had problems with it went I went shopping on E-Bay at the first! E-Bay just wants you to click more and scroll more on an ad! If you are unhappy...e-mail E-Bay about it...they chose to listen to buyers more than they do the sellers these days, and your input is much more highly valued!
Folks...if your order comes in under 13 ounces, I automatically ship it first class...even when what you pay for shipping is less than what the post office charges. Remember I am also charged for the delivery confirmation that everyone takes for granted, and first class parcel charges are more than what you think regular first class mail is.
Now this is approximately 2 dvds, 3 if they are single title, lightweight without cardboard overcases or 2 disc editions. Some sets do fall into the under 13 ounces, MOST do not. After that 13 ounce mark it has to go either media, or priority as the choice, and if you do not want to wait for media mail you have the choice to pay for the upgrade to priority mail. In some cases, some of you have seen free upgrades to priority...this depends on how many dvds are purchased in a lot, and since I have my postal worker pick up my packages I must include one priority package each time. Most times I tend to pick reoccurring buyers and bidders, sometimes sets, it just depends.
Media mail is SLOW...I understand that but if it doesn't come under 13 ounces it cannot go that way.
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