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Store Reptightarse @ Cashrewards on 21/07/2017 - 08:59 ebay.com.au (6776 clicks)
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I'm waiting for GC-161!
who has the cheapest one at the moment?
sydney airport
How much are they duty free out of curiosity?
I have the Sony and prefer them. More features and a nicer sound (not a fan of BOSE's sound signature)
I've not experienced the reported band creaking build quality issues, either.
I have the Sony and prefer them.
To my ears I can't notice any difference between them. But I do notice a big difference in comfort with the bose over the Sony.
The Bose also allows you to connect 2 devices at the same time. Great is your using a tablet (or laptop) and phone at the same time.
Yep, that's my biggest gripe with the Sony. Only one device for calls.
considering most people (especially me) wouldn't notice the sound difference a great deal, I would always chose comfort over function
No point me pretending Justin Bieber sounds better on any headset
I'm considering one or the other. Choice just rated the Sony above Bose in latest review of nc headphones.
Except the Sony's like sticking your head in a vice grip, and doesnt have much wiggle room if your ears are large.
I haven't tried it myself, but I like that cool feature the Sony's have where you hover your hand over the ear and it turns off the sound.
Does it actually "input" the outside sound at that moment to make you hear someone talking to you more clearly?
Yes it does. Amplifies it somewhat. Works as described. Very handy feature. Couldn't imagine a noise cancelling headphone without it.
yeah, they had that feature on the QC25's (albeit a button on the headset) but ditched it on the QC35s. It was handy at times.
Same..had both and the sony sounds better. Even my QC25 sounds better than the QC35. Sold the QC35 very quickly after owning the mdr1000x.
all stores ?
Why would stores jack up their price when it's eBay who cop the discount?
gee I wonder why a store owner would jack up their prices when a sale is on….. to make more money!
You're assuming they will sell the item once it's jacked up, most sellers are happy to sell at their usual price and let eBay wear the discount.
And jacking up happens more with store specific discounts and not store wide.
Check the price history on your item 95% chance the price has been raised
Show me?
@Scab: Are you new here? See old threads of ebay sales. They are full of price jacking by few stores.
Price jacking is far more common on store specific discounts.
Sitewide price jacking is far less common as you still have to remain competitive as everyone else gets the same discount.
I purchased a number of things at one of the last sitewide promos, items I had on my watchlist.
Not a single one was jacked up.
@Scab: True. I was thinking if you didn't know the price jacking as u said:
Why would stores jack up their price when it's eBay who cop the discount?
For store specific discounts as well, ebay is having those promotions. I have bought multiple items. Invoice and Paypal always stated the full price. Means store is getting the full amount, so not sure why they hack the prices stating they are cocking some of discount. If that is the case, why only few stores do it and what is the point of doing a store wide discount when you jack prices….
For whole site discount, you are right, prices are not jacked.
i actually am a brain surgeon who also does a bit of rocket science and I can't figure that out…
Because they can make more money.
If you have the lowest price for an item, and increase your price by 5%, so everyone only gets 5%, you still get all the sales because you have the lowest price.
Pretty sure ebay would take the 10% out of the sales fee so ebay would be essentially paying the discount
Not out of the fee, they take it from the PayPal payment, seller gets the full amount and invoice states the full amount.
And fees are calculated on the full amount, which now include an extra 10 GST thanks to this useless government we have.
The extra GST is delayed until next year, unless what you are buying is either
A) Not physical (for example, a subscription or downloaded game)
B) Costs over $1000Tell that to eBay:
"Due to legislative changes, if you reside or have your primary place of business in Australia, Australian Goods and Services Tax is payable on your eBay fees from 1 July 2017".
And
@Scab: That sucks…
Thanks for letting me know, I wasn't aware. I'm really glad I bought my stuff at the end of June now.
EBay really shouldn't be bringing in the fee just yet though.
I'm just as confused as you are because my understanding is that the GST for purchases under $1,000 was delayed.
I think this tax is on "electronic distribution platforms" like eBay and Amazon (because they are easy to target), whereas the one for under $1,000 is for other retailers and has been delayed (only guessing here).
So basically it's the government's doing, really ticks me off as I only sell unwanted/used stuff on eBay and now I have to pay GST.
EDIT: Just found the answer from my previous link:
"From 1 July 2017, Goods and Services Tax (GST) will apply to all digitally delivered products and services (such as the eBay platform) due to new legislation in Australia (you may have heard of this called the "Netflix Tax"). This includes fees on eBay".
@Scab: I was actually talking to someone about the GST yesterday on here, should be the 4th comment
Based on the info I found, that shouldn't be the case…
Edir: Nevermind, it seems I misunderstood. I assumed electronically delivered meant that it isn't physically delivered to your door.
@Scab: In relation to eBay the recent change is a 10% GST on the fees sellers get charged.
Basic example: sell something for $10.00, normal fee charged to seller $1.00, extra GST on fee to sell $0.10. New fee totals $1.10.
It's not a 10% GST on the cost of the item. The use of eBay as a selling platform is now an "electronic product".
@Scab: Actually it appears our information is different. I came across the following on lifehacker:
"Meanwhile, the so-called Netflix tax will be imposed on all 'intangible supplies' from next month. This includes digital content, games and software as well as consultancy and professional services performed offshore for customers in Australia."
It's not a 10% GST on the cost of the item.
Yes, I'm aware of that, it was ambiguously worded.
eBay covers the discount, not the sellers, so price jacking shouldn't happen.
I saw sellers smelled the opportunity and did jack up.
True, not all sellers are like that.
What a bunch of Johnsons!
Seconded, been watching a few laptops waiting for an eBay discount, unsurprising to see they have gone up a bit this morning, more like in the range of 3-5% in this case.
shouldn't but has.
You had me at 10% and lost me at $75.
He had me at Tightarse and kept me at 10% off.
so you feel like flies on a turd by saving $7.50?
Thanks TA, hope Ebay will put 20% off on everything one day….
Probably the day Amazon opens shop here.
Yeah I guess man, but I do have the feeling even they open up Amazon in Australia, it is still cheaper to buy from US's Amazon. Idk about tax, they might be taxed less in US on items so they could sell it cheaper there, but since everything sourced from overseas gets taxed a lot more, then I would not have a clue of how much savings you can have through new Amazon though..
As soon as Amazon opens in Australia forget about shipments from US and of course pricing will be adjusted to australian market. Amazon opening in Australia won't be as good as it sounds.
isnt the lesson is that, we need to stop buying on these days? then hopefully ebay would bring back the 20% …it is getting lesser! 20% to 15% now 10%
Sitewide never happened at 20% to public.
I never seen 20% off in my life
99% certain I've seen 20% site wide a year or so ago.
@EFC94: Was only a few weeks back when it was 15% off Ebay Sitewide but I do not recall a SITEWIDE 20% one. The ones I looked at on OzBargain were Store specific ones.
Does this work for ebay uk items? I assume watch the item and pay using AU website?
You can't "pay using the AU website", anything you buy from a foreign site is via that site and you are bound by their terms and conditions.
Don't know if this particular deal applies to outside of ebay AU.
I have made a few purchases during these 10% discounts from US eBay and UK eBay, add to cart on eBay.com or eBay.co.uk and then login on eBay.com.au and pay using discount code, no need to create new login ID and same ID work on eBay.com ebay.co.uk and eBay.com.au and obviously pay with Paypal. So far, no issues and have received my orders.
Yes, of course you can do that, but my point was that the site you purchase from dictates the terms and conditions.
Different eBay sites have differing terms.
Different carts on different eBay sites. At least here, so add something via .com and it won't appear in .com.au, watch list is the same though. Anyway, doesn't work here:
"This code can't be applied to some of your items."
That's with 1 item in USD, .au checkout. Same with every 10/15% site wide code. Targeted codes work though.
Sitewide is anything from anywhere
Nope. Just tried something from the US, added to cart via .au site, so using au checkout, code doesn't work. Oddly enough $'s off like YOUR20 work, but none of the sitewide % codes have ever worked for me for foreign stuff even though purchased through the au site.
Seller needs to list on AU site. I asked a seller once to list his item on ebay.com.au, which he did and purchase it once ebay had another sale. It was EOFY a few weeks ago so I knew a statewide sale was coming.
You'd have to be a pretty stupid seller if you haven't increased all your prices by 10% with these codes coming out every 2nd day.
Why increase your prices? Just get more sales it's a win win.
You can increase it by 10%, but might not sell anything if the price of the competition remains the same!
Need to start doing prep work on what to buy , ruined my Friday
Alway take me hours to consider what to buy.
10% is what ebay make, anything over is a loss so I think it's a fair deal.
more sales through Paypal, make Paypal more money too.
How about 10% cashback from Cashrewards to sweeten the deal? Been a while since we had 20% off sitewide.
c'mon buddy, we know if they increase cashrewards it will be by 0.2% maximum
you'll get downvoted for speaking bad about the 3 cents per 300 dollar order you get from CR…
10% yawn…. won't flinch at this %
yawn
Wakey wakey, Tightarse is here.
Fuk I just bought sth around 700 at 920am wtf am I be able to cancel this deal?
please tell me your order was sizable.
Can you do anything about it?
i can sit here and type consoling messages about your loss
[@jaypick](/comment/4898 cheers man that's more than enough
from experience they will probably ask you to order the amount again and then they will cancel previous order, either way it doesnt hurt to promptly shoot the seller an email about the situation.
Just noticed that it was a 700 dollar order, just shoot them an email then
Email ebay, see if they'd be willing to credit you the difference.
Might not work, but it's worth a try if all else fails.
$70 loss. You'll live.
If it was amazon you could have canceled it.
Hopefully before it arrives at your door.
AGAIN?
yep and we'll probably see many more of them to come
One step closer to Sydney property Turd!
eBay are now in permanent 'Closing Down Sale - Everything Must Go' mode
they can start with all the "Australian" sellers located in Darwin that are actually in China
Bought a desk fan from "Darwin, NT" in ebay, and turns out to be in China
Almost four weeks waiting and seller put in dodgy code as tracking number to pretend to be AuspostI've noticed from my previous items that the code they have is actually tracking number for China Post, once it reaches AU it gets entered in to Auspost tracking… still dodgy listing the items as from "Darwin, NT".
@imolared:
Always check the seller's profile to see their actual location, don't trust the item's location on the listing
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waiting for QC35 or MDR-1000X now.