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Offline 00zeRO

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Shipping for Child Deals...
« on: Mon, 22 December 2014, 17:23:06 »
I am hearing feedback regarding the current Out of the Vault Group Buy that you, SP, are charging shipping for each of my Child Deals. Please explain why this is?

If you intend to ship each as they are finished, then I suggest you push it all off until all of the sets are done and then ship them all with the Parent Deal like you do for any other keycap set.

I am not the only one confused here...  :confused:
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Offline 00zeRO

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Re: Shipping for Child Deals...
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 23 December 2014, 07:49:40 »
Your (our) voice has been heard. SP has addressed the issue and now has the following disclaimer on all Out of the Vault Series II Child Deals:

*depending on the size of your order, we can refund the duplicate shipping when requested*

Thank you Signature Plastics!

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Re: Shipping for Child Deals...
« Reply #2 on: Tue, 23 December 2014, 15:35:29 »
+1 PMK - very responds to community feedback :)
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