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Yep, where you are in relation to a company makes a huge difference in shipping costs. That's why people often buy from someplace relatively local and another person would never use that company.
I don't think you can completely include the price of shipping in each product. If I ordered two things, they would have to fold $7-8 into the product costs to break even on shipping. No way that would work. Shipping is generally calculated by weight and distance and is separated from product cost which makes sense to me. Lots of people love WSP but others are angry that the products are priced to cover shipping to Canada and outside the US, which is very pricey, as opposed to just paying the shipping that "belongs" to them, so to speak. So the people that don't like that policy don't order from them, and people who live far away from a company and therefore pay high shipping go elsewhere.
I don't think you can completely include the price of shipping in each product. If I ordered two things, they would have to fold $7-8 into the product costs to break even on shipping. No way that would work. Shipping is generally calculated by weight and distance and is separated from product cost which makes sense to me. Lots of people love WSP but others are angry that the products are priced to cover shipping to Canada and outside the US, which is very pricey, as opposed to just paying the shipping that "belongs" to them, so to speak. So the people that don't like that policy don't order from them, and people who live far away from a company and therefore pay high shipping go elsewhere.
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