Why am i being charged for ‘shipping and handling’ when i make an e-book purchase?
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its an admin answer
most business online, not all, but a lot of them, incur their actual income via shipping and handling fees.
re-its an admin answer
But since no item is shipped to me,..i just download them..i dont think i should be charged for shipping and handling.
Chewing off your legs
now, if you bring this subject up on Ravelry.com who is a very popular knitting forum, any hint will send the mods out to chew your legs. woof!!!
? woof!!!
Well, WHY don't they just charge more for the actual item.. stop playing games with us..
Charges
If they change the wording to processing fee would that make you happy?
I like spicegirls answer
also, they did ship it to you... via the internet with bandwidth.. thats how business works, somebody has to do the shipping and delivering.
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