Anyone have experience or us eShipper for their eBay or own website ???

[canadaspatchking]

I stumbled upon this site eShipper.com that claims to offer lower prices for shipping. The trouble is to register you must use a credit card and I"m not prepared to do that until I get some more information.

It seems a little fishy as I was just trying to get a free quote for a package I recently sent from Ontario to New Brunswick just to compare against Canada Post rates but it wouldn't even give the cheapest "Expedited" rate when doing their Free Rate quote, which seemed strange.

Anyway, any info someone might have on them would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure a few others here would also be appreciative. I may also post this on the Selling Board if there aren't enough replies here.

Many thanks...:-D

[canadaspatchking]

Alright, I guess I will ask the masses on the seller board.

[mobilekingking]

I am registered with them no problem at all, they are a legit website.

[ampurtle]

I don't think that is what you are looking for. eShipping is a freight forwarder, a freight consolidator and a contract fullfillment operation.

If you plan on shipping 5000 flags to a single destination, then you're in the right place, but you'll probably do better going straight to a common carier youself.

If the post office can't handle your requirements or it's too expensive, checkout CanPar and UPS freight services. Shipping via common carrier is a very competitive business, shop around.

[marcopoloca]

they seems to be cheaper on many occasions but they almost always come back and charged you for a few bucks more later on.

couple weeks ago i called in for support and the guy did some dummy transactions for me without me knowing it and i was charged 13 times! I ended up spending another 45 minutes matching up the charges and another 30 plus minutes with paypal.

same thing happened last month and i was charged 3 times, i was told it'll be credited back within 24 hours but i am still talking to paypal as of today 😞