why seller is responsible if buyer does not recevied the item when its clearly says in seller add

[clarksonsardar]

why seller is responsible if buyer does not received an item while its clearly says in seller add upgrade shipping to register track package.

[mcrlmn]

As a seller I sympathize about your frustration as I have felt the angst and cynicism of an item not received on 3 occasions.

Sometimes I subsidize for tracking on large high dollar orders for my own peace of mind.

My 'cookie jar insurance' comes from sales of 2 bit items found in my 'pocket change'.

However, as a buyer I have the choice to buy based on the information stated by a seller.

The shipping cost stated could be $2 or $13.99. I base my buying decisions on need to have and total price to my door.

Aside from condition and price, all I look for is the S&H stated under the price, and then for a combined shipping statement.

The seller has every opportunity list an item with any S&H rate to address concerns they may have.

I would never offer to pay $13.99 shipping for $6.99 worth of Canadian dimes or quarters.

I wouldn't even pay $13.99 shipping for a $20 item. I'd sooner give it to the local buggy lady.

That's not likely either.

Unless it is my Great-Granny's heirloom, I'm not going to offer to pay any more for shipping.

I feel it is the seller's responsibility to state terms clearly.

After I make a purchase, I feel it is the seller's responsibility package it properly and to deliver the item to me.