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    how much is the shipping on Cbid? that's one thing i hate about ebay and other online auctions, you can buy a ps2 for 7 bucks but its $280 to ship. ok, that's a little exagerated but still, how's the shipping costs normally?

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    I haven't bidded in quite awhile, though I love to buy 5'ers just to sample what all is out there. Lots of good stuff if you do your homework. It's an awesome experience-getting cigars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
    I haven't bidded in quite awhile, though I love to buy 5'ers just to sample what all is out there. Lots of good stuff if you do your homework. : It's an awesome experience-getting cigars.

    "bidded"

    LMFAO, a new word

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    how much is the shipping on Cbid? that's one thing i hate about ebay and other online auctions, you can buy a ps2 for 7 bucks but its $280 to ship. ok, that's a little exagerated but still, how's the shipping costs normally?
    Depends on how you go about shipping. You can have your items shipped daily or once a week. Also the individual rates for each item depends on how manyu are shipped at once.

    What they do is look at the entire order being shipped. They charge the highest single shipping rate (which is clearly posted on every item ie. $3.95 for 5-packs) and then charge an additional $1 for every other item or an additional $.50 for additional 5-packs.

    Last time I got 20 cigars (four 5-packs) and an empty cigar box and the total was $29.95 (shipping was $6.95).

    Not Bad
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    not bad at all. i'll have to try them out once i get my first paycheck ( i just got a new job)

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    Congrats on the new job Mithril
    Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. - - Mark Twain

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