What are the considerations in estimating delivery charges/fees to certain locations/areas?
599045
Are you talking about futures and forwards or just general trucking?  Because futures I gotta type out and trucking well, do this\nhow much do you want to get paid an hour?  \n(let's say $20/hr) multiply it by how many hours will you be working/driving\nhow much will it cost you to deliver the goods? Don't forget gas+insurance+depreciation of vehicle + tolls\nAdd everything together and you have yourself a fee :)\n\nRival
193964
Depends.  UPS is usually pretty fast no matter where in the country you ship from.  How much time are you looking to save?     I can't imagine a regional distributor being more than a day faster than UPS on the average, unless you're talking a brick-and-mortar business where people walk in to buy.
924011
it depends on what you are advertising if you wanted to explain delivery of the item....then transportation available would be more descriptive......but it is hard to advise correctle without knowing the rest of the text involved...
674615
I think they will loose money on that deal.  For one, between gas and salary, it probably costs an average of $10 to make that delivery.  And two, it has been proven that people will purchase way more if they are actually in the store and subject to advertising and are able to see things they didn't realize they needed or wanted.  It's a great service for elderly and handicapped customers but I believe that on average they will actually loose money on the transaction.
159047
The only rule I know of is to have it in front of the correct address, clearly marked, and level- also the right height if your carrier has to drive up to it.  \n\nFor any other requirements, just ask at your post office or check out their website.
161213
It depends on the information youre searching for to determine cost.  Please feel free to email me.\n\nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
205847
Well, in order for me to find that out I would need the weight, dimensions of the box as well as the exact zip codes to/from.\n\nGo to USPS.com, UPS.com, FedEx.com to find out.\n\nThat should help.
25323
10 - 15%, 20% if bad weather, etc.  $1.00 at minimum.\n\nThey will remember your tip the next time they deliver to you.
461592
delivery cost is the cost that is added on a product which indicates the price incurred by the producer to deliver the product to the consumer
535116
depends on the area and what your post office wants
708460
If you go to the site and add it to your basket- you can go like you are going to check out and it will tell you the shipping amount- before you even pay.
1162650
pay the 450.  next time figure them out yourself....300 or so is about right.....but you should always get estimate BEFORE you get it done...withthe understanding (in writing) that if it is to cost more---you be notified in advance
575115
1) direct cost or the price paid by the customer\n\n2) search costs - information search (relevant only in complex buying behavior)\n\n3) transportaion costs - is it available athis convinience\n\n4) transaction cot - included time he need to wait for billing, order etc...
764284
Costs involved in shipping exported products.
751353
Tax is always based on the point of delivery.  So yes, you will need to set up a separate code, not only for the State/County tax combination, but State/County/City.
369079
There are several ways to do it:\n\n1. Box the item with all the packaging materials and go to the post office and have them estimate the price for you. Use several zip codes - the farthest the better - so you can be safe in estimating your shipping fee\n\n2. Buy a weighing scale. Once you know how much your item weighs, you can calculate your shipping cost. Go to USPS website to calculate your shipping fees http://www.usps.com/tools/calculatepostage/welcome.htm?from=home&page=0061calculatepostage\n\nIf you sell the item frequently, you can get a feel for how much shipping costs. With the items I sell, for example (vintage postcards), I know how much it costs so I just give a flat rate to my buyers.
554654
it depends on which state you live in and what the charges are