Wiggle doubled the postage threshold

[Andrew_P]

No such thing as free postage, not on a £10 sale nor a £100 sale...

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Lovely I'll have 2

Superb, I'm off with my pitching wedge to de-head the neighbour's rose bushes...

 

[bondirob]

No such thing as free postage, not on a £10 sale nor a £100 sale...

I agree but the stuff is now cheaper elsewhere because they've doubled the limit

 

[mark st1]

Dear Wiggle
Tangfastics yes
Star mix yes
Party mix don't bother thanks.

 

[jefmcg]

Party mix don't bother thanks.

That goes double for zero tablets!

 

[bondirob]

Must say one of the main reasons I order is because my 5 year old lad gets excited when he sees the wiggle bag knowing there's jellies inside.
But I'll sacrifice them for price.
I am after all from Yorkshire dunt tha know?

 

[SpokeyDokey]

I only wanted some chain links which you could put in a letter, postage is £1.99

Go and collect them instead?

 

[Joffey]

Wiggle do free returns. Just order £20 of stuff and send the stuff back you don't need if you don't want to pay the postage fees.

 

[wheresthetorch]

Wiggle never enclose sweets with my parcels.

 

[nickyboy]

No such thing as free postage, not on a £10 sale nor a £100 sale...

This

It's like the "commission free currency" bollox. The costs are all priced in. It's not "free" postage, it's "included in the price" postage.

I couldn't care less whether the supplier charges me for postage or not. Whoever gives the cheapest all in price I will buy from.

The annoying ones are those gits that lowball the price ex-P&P so they appear at the top of the "cheapest" list