eBay offers
20% off Your Entire Order of $20+ when you
shop through the links in this thread and apply promo code
SLICKDEALS20 at checkout.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
Navy-Wife for finding this deal.
Note: Eligible items exclude warranties and protection plans, as well as items from the Coins & Paper Money, Gift Cards & Coupons, Vehicles in eBay Motors, and Real Estate categories. Coupon must be used within a single transaction (and can include multiple eligible items), while supplies last.
How to redeem your Coupon:
- Click here and shop for eligible items (must shop through the links in this thread for promo code to work)
- Shop for eligible items. (See below for exclusions).
- Enter the Coupon code in the redemption code field: SLICKDEALS20
- Pay for your item within twenty-four (24) hours of initially clicking on the link displaying the coupon code or by 11:59PM Pacific Time on 3/31/24, whichever is earlier.
(up to $150 off)at eBay
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Very disappointed!
Coupon code only worked for about 2 hours. Somewhat shorter than 3/31/2024
It depends on the category but IIRC, electronics is 13.25% + the $0.30 fee (assuming it sold for > $10). Heads up, this is gonna be long.
Can't remember the particulars (and it might be state dependent) but a year ago or so I sold something using their shipping, as I was testing out a sale where buyer pays for shipping because I had recently been getting charged > expected as a buyer due to the way their system allows a seller to charge for shipping, incl adding a handling fee.
While looking at the invoice (finding the true breakdown only after clicking through a few menus, ofc), first I noticed they deducted sales tax on both shipping AND handling cost, but then they were also collecting their fee from a total which included the item, shipping & handling, AND taxes. Shady af, one might be because of state, but both? Anyway, I think it was at least 15% but prolly much higher cause my normal tax rate is 9.75%. I'd check for you, but ofc ebay removes any history > a couple months old, which honestly should be illegal. I don't understand how shit like that isn't, especially when it comes to my freaking BANK (not as bad, but still unacceptable). 'Murica.
It's kinda funny you're asking me this, considering your reply to the person above, lol.
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Coupon code only worked for about 2 hours. Somewhat shorter than 3/31/2024
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The negative advertising from this is going to cost way more than the $150,000 coupon.
Coupon code only worked for about 2 hours. Somewhat shorter than 3/31/2024
They should had put in an important detail:
"While supplies last"
They should had put in an important detail:
"While supplies last"
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Why include an irrelevant expiration date and "twenty-four hour limitation" – which led me to believe that I'd claimed the coupon and had 24 hours to redeem it?
No funding limit was mentioned. Was "while supplies last" meant to communicate this? Such language typically pertains to physical goods. I interpreted it to mean that the offer was applicable only to the purchase of items currently in stock (with no raincheck-like extension provided if something sold out).
If a fast food restaurant were to advertise "one free hamburger per person, all day, while supplies last" and draw a long line of patrons – only to announce that the offer was limited to the first 10 hamburgers distributed, but "please continue with your order" at full price – people would be rightly upset.
Then imagine the restaurant's management issuing a response along the lines of "Well, we can't be expected to actually give away all of these hamburgers for free. Why this sense of entitlement? You should've realized that promos never work that way. It would be bad for business!"
We should be thankful that others received what was promised and grateful that we might get an opportunity to try again in the future.
Not even an apology? Really?
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