Shipping test 1:





[3]Via Fed Ex Ground, NJ to VA[/3]

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[3]Add $0 “extra ship fee” at Product edit page, add $0 at Fed Ex Ground edit page:[/3]

[3]1 item marked “ship separately”, $15.12 – Basis charge[/3]

[3]2 items marked “ship separately”, $30.24 – This is correct[/3]

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[3]Add $0 “extra ship fee” at Product edit page, add $10.00 at Fed Ex Ground edit page:[/3]

[3]1 item marked “ship separately”, $35.12 – This is wrong, should be $25.12 ($15.12 + $10.00)[/3]

[3]2 items marked “ship separately”, $50.24 – This is correct[/3]

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[3]Add $10.00 “extra ship fee” at Product Edit page, add $0 at Fed Ex Ground edit page:[/3]

[3]1 item marked “ship separately”, <SPAN style="mso-spacerun: yes"> $25.12 – This is correct[/3]

[3]2 items marked “ship separately, $50.24 – This is correct[/3]

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[3]Shipping test 2 using Fed Ex's Ship Mgr.:[/3]

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[3]Via Fed Ex Ground, NJ to VA[/3]

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[3]1 item, 40 lb, 48L x 36W x 5H:[/3]

[3]At Fed Ex Ship Mgr: $13.53[/3]

[3]At BV5 checkout: $15.12<SPAN style="mso-spacerun: yes"> = $1.59 overcharge [/3]

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[3]1 item, 40 lb, 20L x 20W x 12H:[/3]

[3]At Fed Ex Ship Mgr: $12.41[/3]

[3]At BV5 checkout: $14.69 = $2.22 overcharge[/3]

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[3]1 item, 30 lb, 50L x 37W x 8H: (Fed Ex Oversize)[/3]

[3]At Fed Ex Ship Mgr: $63.71[/3]

[3]At BV5 checkout: $23.12 = $40.59 undercharge[/3]

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[3]These test were each run twice, second time after a full reset. You've got to look at how the products' weight and size are being exported to Fed Ex, probably others too. Overcharging shipping can kill a sale, and a nearly 200% undercharge on a large single item shipment is a serious problem.[/3]