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Newbie question- FBM shipping costs

I just sold my first book! Only 3 more rooms of books to sell before I can move. I sent 2nd class, not a big book by any means and it was £3.10. Can’t imagine what it will be for the big ones. Why can I only charge £2.80 for shipping? Thanks

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Newbie question- FBM shipping costs

I just sold my first book! Only 3 more rooms of books to sell before I can move. I sent 2nd class, not a big book by any means and it was £3.10. Can’t imagine what it will be for the big ones. Why can I only charge £2.80 for shipping? Thanks

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You can only set your own postage rates, with a professional seller account.
So more than likely you are on the individual one, which has set rates.

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Sarah, to be able to set your own shipping rates you have to be on the Professional Selling Plan, which is £30 a month, otherwise you pay an additonal fee per sale. You only draw even if you sell a minimum of 33/34 items a month.
If you don’t pay the monthly fee you have to go with Amazon’s default shipping charge.
You can profit a bit on items are that are slim and light and can go as the LL size.

If you purchase your postage via Amazon’s ‘Buy Shipping’ it costs 2.95, rather than £3.10 at the PO so I would recommend that.
For anything over 2kg in weight then you are as well using a courier as they are cheaper than RM for heavier items.

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these will have fees charged

sorry, quote the wrong bit. should be the 2.80 will attract fee

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Newbie question- FBM shipping costs

I just sold my first book! Only 3 more rooms of books to sell before I can move. I sent 2nd class, not a big book by any means and it was £3.10. Can’t imagine what it will be for the big ones. Why can I only charge £2.80 for shipping? Thanks

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Newbie question- FBM shipping costs

I just sold my first book! Only 3 more rooms of books to sell before I can move. I sent 2nd class, not a big book by any means and it was £3.10. Can’t imagine what it will be for the big ones. Why can I only charge £2.80 for shipping? Thanks

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I just sold my first book! Only 3 more rooms of books to sell before I can move. I sent 2nd class, not a big book by any means and it was £3.10. Can’t imagine what it will be for the big ones. Why can I only charge £2.80 for shipping? Thanks

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You can only set your own postage rates, with a professional seller account.
So more than likely you are on the individual one, which has set rates.

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Sarah, to be able to set your own shipping rates you have to be on the Professional Selling Plan, which is £30 a month, otherwise you pay an additonal fee per sale. You only draw even if you sell a minimum of 33/34 items a month.
If you don’t pay the monthly fee you have to go with Amazon’s default shipping charge.
You can profit a bit on items are that are slim and light and can go as the LL size.

If you purchase your postage via Amazon’s ‘Buy Shipping’ it costs 2.95, rather than £3.10 at the PO so I would recommend that.
For anything over 2kg in weight then you are as well using a courier as they are cheaper than RM for heavier items.

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Seller_xDtaDZ1Iek9Fq

these will have fees charged

sorry, quote the wrong bit. should be the 2.80 will attract fee

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

You can only set your own postage rates, with a professional seller account.
So more than likely you are on the individual one, which has set rates.

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

You can only set your own postage rates, with a professional seller account.
So more than likely you are on the individual one, which has set rates.

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Seller_DROodOAYHftnc

Sarah, to be able to set your own shipping rates you have to be on the Professional Selling Plan, which is £30 a month, otherwise you pay an additonal fee per sale. You only draw even if you sell a minimum of 33/34 items a month.
If you don’t pay the monthly fee you have to go with Amazon’s default shipping charge.
You can profit a bit on items are that are slim and light and can go as the LL size.

If you purchase your postage via Amazon’s ‘Buy Shipping’ it costs 2.95, rather than £3.10 at the PO so I would recommend that.
For anything over 2kg in weight then you are as well using a courier as they are cheaper than RM for heavier items.

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Seller_DROodOAYHftnc

Sarah, to be able to set your own shipping rates you have to be on the Professional Selling Plan, which is £30 a month, otherwise you pay an additonal fee per sale. You only draw even if you sell a minimum of 33/34 items a month.
If you don’t pay the monthly fee you have to go with Amazon’s default shipping charge.
You can profit a bit on items are that are slim and light and can go as the LL size.

If you purchase your postage via Amazon’s ‘Buy Shipping’ it costs 2.95, rather than £3.10 at the PO so I would recommend that.
For anything over 2kg in weight then you are as well using a courier as they are cheaper than RM for heavier items.

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these will have fees charged

sorry, quote the wrong bit. should be the 2.80 will attract fee

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these will have fees charged

sorry, quote the wrong bit. should be the 2.80 will attract fee

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