Dear Paizo staff,
I have two copies of the new OOTS (preorder) in my shopping cart. If I go to checkout, these two copies come in two shipments, and I'm charged twice for shipping. Is there any way I can have both copies be sent in a single shipment?
Senior Software Developer
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Looks like it's cheaper to ship in two separate packages actually. We currently are estimating that the book weighs 2 lbs, and two books plus the box weight puts it over the limit of what we can send via standard postal delivery. To put both copies in a single package means shipping via Priority Mail instead, and that would cost $40.88 instead of $26.80.
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Chief Technical Officer
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Looks like it's cheaper to ship in two separate packages actually. We currently are estimating that the book weighs 2 lbs, and two books plus the box weight puts it over the limit of what we can send via standard postal delivery. To put both copies in a single package means shipping via Priority Mail instead, and that would cost $40.88 instead of $26.80.
Note to any Americans looking in: Gary's just talking about international shipments—the 4-pound weight limit for standard shipping only applies internationally; domestic orders are probably cheaper as a single package.
Looks like it's cheaper to ship in two separate packages actually. We currently are estimating that the book weighs 2 lbs, and two books plus the box weight puts it over the limit of what we can send via standard postal delivery. To put both copies in a single package means shipping via Priority Mail instead, and that would cost $40.88 instead of $26.80.
The logic of international shipping eludes me... heavier parcels should be delivered faster? I'll place may order. Thanks for the info.