Free Postage.

[ImLostAgain]

I've never used ebay before and I'm thinking of buying one of my grandchildren a door sign. It's only £3-99p. The seller says it is free postage. Does this mean it's not really worth the £3-99p and so the postage is already added, or do you think there will be hidden extras?
The seller has 100% feedback.

[Berniecuddles2]

Lots of ebay sellers do free postage as do I when selling people like free postage

[hc4361]

There should not be any extra charges, you should pay only £3.99

The seller has factored the postage costs and eBay fees into the selling price

[fiction-factory]

Whether it is worth £3.99 is a matter of opinion- if you are happy to pay it, it is arguably worth it. How does the price compare with others? The seller will pay the postage and may have special rates- I once got something incredibly cheap on ebay from a company with free postage and it took 4 weeks to arrive (which is what they said it would take)

[whistonian]

You decide if what you are buying is worth the cost ie. £3-99.Yes the seller will have included the postage so nothing else to pay.

[ImLostAgain]

Ok, thanks everyone. Yes it's worth the price for the novelty value alone.
Thanks again.

[Old_Geezer]

It means they are selling it at £3:99 including postage, if you are interested at paying that price for it. There isn't going to be further charges.

[gingejbee]

Don't forget that some REALLY cheap things come directly from China with free postage....but can take three/four weeks to arrive.

[trt]

Have you read the sellers reviews, from other buyers etc?