OK so my understanding is that if I have something like this:
1:4.00, 2:6.00
then anything over 1lb should round up to $6 correct?
So how come when I enter an item with a weight of 1.5lbs it still says $4?
OK so my understanding is that if I have something like this:
1:4.00, 2:6.00
then anything over 1lb should round up to $6 correct?
So how come when I enter an item with a weight of 1.5lbs it still says $4?
Judging by the lack of responses I guess my question is not worthy so I'll try again.
I was just wondering if it's possible to use half lb measurements (using pounds) because it doesn't seem to be working.
For example my mzmt setup looks something like this:
1:4.00,1.5:5.00,2:6.00,2.5:etc..etc.. (I'm attempting half lb increments here)
OKAY so then when I enter an item that weighs 1.8 for example shouldn't I be getting a $6 shipping cost?
You have a tare weight also in the Shipping/Packaging ...
This is adding 3lbs to the product then computing the cost ...
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Linda McGrath
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