If the shipping charge was clearly stated before you bid, then you have no reason to complain. A LOT of sellers offer a low product price and build some (or all) of their profit into the shipping charge. Look at the number of CDs being offered for 1 cent. The catch is the shipping is $5-7. This also reduces the Ebay "final value" fee to the seller. As long as the shipping charge is clearly stated up front, I see no problem with this. You have option not to bid. However, if the excessive shipping charge was quoted after the bidding ended, that's another story...
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