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How to set up shipping?how to set up added weight cost?
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For example, a commodity price is $ 8.

I set the Flat rate.

One shipping is $ 7,
and then each additional piece of merchandise continued heavy $ 1.5.

So buy 10 commodities, the price should be $ 8×10 +9 x1.5 = 93.5,

But, in fact,
the buyer bought and found the price is 8×10 +7 x10 = $ 150.

How to achieve this shipping effect?

how to properly set.
The first set Shipping Cost $ 7
The second Shipping Cost 7 +1.5.
The third Shipping Cost 7 +1.5 x2.

Another commodity heavier… a commodity price is $ 12.

one shipping is $ 8,
and then each additional piece of merchandise continued heavy $2.

So buy 10 commodities, the price should be $ 12×10 +9 x2 = 138,

But, in fact,
the buyer bought and found the price is 12×10 +8 x10 = $ 200.

How to achieve this shipping effect?

how to properly set.
The first set Shipping Cost $ 8
The second Shipping Cost 8 +2.
The third Shipping Cost 8 +2 x2.

Maybe I did not make it clear. Sorry…

According CindyBear said set, is unified,

but not suitable for Different Weight of goods, do you think?

You can achieve different product, different added weight charge?

This is the most fair for buyers.

asked almost 10 years ago

Tim_Duncan
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2 Comments

CindyBear says: May 22, 2014

No, the options offered are booth wide and cannot be set differently for different items. It might be better give each item a flat rate and then use the “Subtract xx percentage” from each additional item. I use that in my other booth…

CindyBear says: May 22, 2014

This will involve doing a few calculations to determine the percentage closest to what you wish. Based on 2 above examples I would subtract .75% from each additional shipping charge. Right on for one, a little higher for the other

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Edit Booth Options
Discounts and Coupons tab
Buyers will pay normal shipping costs for the item with the most expensive shipping costs For each additional item in their [URL removed] option_* (either add or subtract) (select either % or $) and put amount in box

answered almost 10 years ago

CindyBear
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3 Comments

Tim_Duncan says: May 22, 2014

The best way is currently the case. Thank you very much. I hope to have this setting bonanza. “Adding the cost of added weight different for each different product” setting

Tim_Duncan says: May 22, 2014

The best way is currently the case. Thank you very much. I hope to have this setting bonanza. “Adding the cost of added weight different for each different product” setting

CindyBear says: May 23, 2014

The only other option is to combined weight calculated shipping. Put the item weights in and let the USPS calculate the combined weight of the total shipment

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