Bushwear - shipping charge
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I use Amazon Prime and the postage is free
I think what Jelen was saying is that Bushwear also sell items on Ebay and Amazon and with the latter, I too get free postage. Worth a look
Len the dog
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I suspect that the delivery charge is purposefully high to entice customers into adding other items to the basket to qualify for the free delivery for orders over £50.
I’ve bought items from them fairly recently when they were reduced, but only if I genuinely wanted goods to the value of £50, such as two boxes of bullets.
I’ve bought items from them fairly recently when they were reduced, but only if I genuinely wanted goods to the value of £50, such as two boxes of bullets.
HonestJohn
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Companies make money on postage, I vote with my feet. Bushwear got the last of my business years ago. I know what a company pays for shipping per unit for different sizes and weights on a large commercial contract, and it’s not very much at all!
Me too - will never use again
Had an issue with some traps and were to be frank rude about the situation
Kept telling me said traps did not come in said colour or with perches - Gulped when i sent them the pictures of the ones they had sent me the month before showing them and the colour of them
Had an issue with some traps and were to be frank rude about the situation
Kept telling me said traps did not come in said colour or with perches - Gulped when i sent them the pictures of the ones they had sent me the month before showing them and the colour of them
HonestJohn
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Gun stuff is ALWAYS desperateI use evri a lot and 2kg or 4.4lbs to the purists is £3.20 .So 11.90 is extreme.
To be honest I use their eBay shop for the freepost on purchases ,or wait patiently for their freepost weekends.
Nothing is that desperate is it
Wapinschaw
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It's not just shooting related stuff that can be stupidly expensive for delivery. My AB42 postcode appears to be thought by some to be in the middle of Alaska judging by the prices. I wanted some wood stain last week, found it for an unusually low £31.50, delivery £29.50! Bought the same stuff elsewhere, a more typical price of £40.73 with free delivery.
Thanks for your feedback everyone, It looks like there is a bug in the shipping charges and we are working to fix it. For the UK its free over £50 and under £50 its £3.50 for small items and £5.95 for everything else. If that is not what you are seeing please let us know and we will fix it for you. Thank you for your patience while we sort this.
Accurate 1
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Fair play for responding 
Great shop and service
A1
Great shop and service
A1
HonestJohn
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How long has the bug been there? Will fair investigation be conducted with reimbursement to all customers who have been overcharged ?
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deerstalker.308
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If someone was happy with the advertised fees and paid with them in plain sight I can’t see how they would have any recourse nor would bushwear be duty bound to do anything retrospectivelyHow long has the bug been there? Will fair investigation be conducted with reimbursement to all customers who have been overcharged ?
HonestJohn
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Was semi joking
shakey jake
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Whats £3.20 in old money?I use evri a lot and 2kg or 4.4lbs to the purists is £3.20 .So 11.90 is extreme.
To be honest I use their eBay shop for the freepost on purchases ,or wait patiently for their freepost weekends.
Nothing is that desperate is it
£3 and 2 shillings
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