Shipping expense questions

[Stewart_Reptiles]

I have said it before and will say it again you do not buy kits, kits are for occasional shipping, if you plan on doing this seriously you buy supply for the season and as needed. (I buy 20 boxes at the time in general)

After that you have choices, charge the exact shipping which usually will be the price of the label, seler usually do not charge a box fee, that's part of doing business.

Of you can charge a flat rate which means you provide a low shipping cost for your customer and absorb the rest, that's what the majority of sellers do (again cost of doing business), I for example charge $50 no matter where I ship or how big the box is, and in reality shipping usually cost me $60 to $100.

Shipping overnight is expensive and obviously some animals will be worth shipping for you and the buyer while other will not (whether it's for you or the buyer)

Finally Fedex use dimensional weight so the size of the box is what matter when shipping reptiles, not the weight.

[mlededee]

The coupon code that you want to use is BPnet40. That will save you 40% off of your first shipment. I provided that coupon to you in your first shipping related thread.

[Emily_Doughty]

The coupon code that you want to use is BPnet40. That will save you 40% off of your first shipment. I provided that coupon to you in your first shipping related thread.

Thank you


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[Robyn@SYR]

That BPnet40 code will give you a rate aggressive as any competitor.

PLUS Judy@SYR will follow up with you after booking and get you set up with a custom rate that will benefit you over the long term!

PLUS you are supporting a reptile company that sponsors and supports BPnet!

PLUS world class customer service!

PLUS access to exclusive features like Live Arrival Insurance!

PLUS you are booking with the industry leader!

Seems like HOORAYS! all around : )