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Atlas also has their parts store on Ebay which is great, ...
Yes, Atlas sells on Ebay: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trkparms=folent%3Aatlasrr_official%7Cfolenttp%3A1&_trksid=p3542580.m47492.l71970&_ssn=atlasrr_official
Just now on their ebay shop I added a bunch of $1 items that were all listed to ship for $4. In the cart to check out and it says $16 for shipping. I had to request to combine shipping. Why do I need to request it?
So after sending a request to combine the shipping I got 4 emails from eBay saying there are 4 items I committed to buy but haven't payed yet Today I got an invoice from the seller with shipping at $7 bucks. We are talking items like brake wheels. Still no idea how shipping goes from $4 to $7, but guess $7 is better than $16. At least they didn't ask me to round up for charity their eBay tax deduction.
Here's a summary of your refund.Refund summarySubtotal$5.89Shipping$1.61Tax$0.50 Total refund$8.00
I've noted that 'combined shipping based on item with highest shipping fee plus $1 for each additional item' has become the norm for eBay, at least my last several purchases. The logic is that the shipping fee includes paying someone for the two minutes it takes to locate the item on the shelf, in addition to the actual cost of shipping. Worse, in my opinion, are the folks who are charging $14 to ship a single $10 used N scale freight car. Apparently, they feel their time, or their cardboard box, has a premium value.I need to go through all my parts bags and catalog stuff.... at $4 for the first part +$1 each for shipping, I could give the stuff away, and still make money, given what I paid for parts 10 and 20 years ago.