Snap-on 1/2" Drive Tsm15a 15 Mm 6-point Deep Socket on 2040-parts.com
Brookings, Oregon, US
Ladies and Gentlemen, up for your bidding, is my used Snap-On 1/2" Drive Chrome 15mm Deep 6 point Socket. It's in good working condition with some impact wrench useage and one line around the base, both visible in the pictures. You will be receiving your SnapOn Socket via USPS First Class Mail padded envelope 7x7x1, weighing 7 ounces. I like to ship daily. Pay before 9 AM Oregon time, and you can have it within 2-7 days within the USA, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. International shipping will take longer depending on destination.
Dear Fellow EBAYER,
You may be wondering why eBay shipping charges are going higher and higher. As an eBay buyer, I want you to be aware that eBay has recently changed their fee structure for us sellers, to include an additional, 11% on shipping charges. As a consequence, I have to charge a minimum of a $1 handling fee on everything I sell, to cover eBay's additional 11%! Obviously, they should stay out of the shipping fees, but since they're the only game in town, there's not much else I can do about it. Of course it doesn't end there, afterward PayPal, takes a fee on the total eBay transaction to include, insertion fees, picture fees, listing fees, final value fees, and now shipping charges. Combined, eBay and PayPal on average, take 20% of everything I sell, every month! Further, we sellers have to buy and store most all our shipping supplies like, paper, ink, glue, envelops, boxes, packing and tape. Finally, in order to keep shipping costs down, we have to expend our time and gasoline to drive to the shipping facilities. Once we get there, we have to stand in line, like everyone else, most of the time. So, there you have low-down on Ebay/PayPal Shipping costs!!!!........... I hope you like the products I offer up, and check back with me from time to time.
Sincerely, Greg
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