GB 351D closed.

I’ll take 10

I’ll take 6x351b 3000k too, as I sent you in the PM.

What plans does everyone have for the 351b? AA/AAA/keychain lights?

I want to make lamp based on 351B and this mcpcb

I hope it would be good light for home.

I plan to do a lantern BLF style.

I’m probably planning to build 2.

Mmmkay, add to my list: 4 × LH351B, 4 × XP-G3.

Worktable lighting.

Cheers ^:)

Put me down for six 351B as well please.

I have only 3pcs xpg3.351B added.

if I can get 10 I would like to

I’ll take 10 of the 351b as well as the 6 LH351D’s…
as per PM

total=$19.69

thanks again for doing this

List updated

Okay, so somebody check my math. I haven’t done vector calculus in years… :smiley:

(1.50×25)LH351D

(0.50×12)LH351B

(5.00)postage

=

(37.50)LH351D

(6.00)LH351B

(5.00)postage

=

(43.50)LEDs

(5.00)postage

=

(48.50)subtotal

Then there’s PP’s cut, which they say is –2.9- 3.9 + 0.30. (Oh my God, my head hurts…)

So that’s

(48.50 × 0.039)

0.30

=

1.41 1.89

0.30

=

(2.19)paypal

So allllll added up, that’d be

(48.50)subtotal

(2.19)paypal

=

50.69

So… howbout a nice round number like 50.70?

That about cover it?

The simplest way is to choose “to friends and…”. I this case you write sum that I ’ll get, and than pp will add commision fee.

P.s. fee is 3.9% not 2.9%.

Okay, updated the previous “worksheet”. Just wanted to make sure I was doing it right.

I was kinda warned off doing the f&f thing, because like ebay, they want their “cut”, and can get kinda testy if people try to end-run the system. No worries, I’ll eat the extra bit.

Basically, if I still wanna use PP for ordering online, I don’t want to get smited or cast out or something.

But like I said, don’t worry, I’ll eat the extra cost, as it’s only a coupla bux. Barely more’n the cost of 1 LED. :smiley:

Mmm, also while I do not mean to bust any bubbles I must point out the $1.50/piece discount is only for units above the 20th one. Otherwise 20 pcs would cost (20 × $1.60) = $32, while 21 pcs would be (21 × $1.50) = $31.50; which certainly doesn't sounds very right, does it? 

This means the corrected and upwards of 20 pcs discounted amount for fellow Lightbringer is: (20 × $1.60) + (5 × $1.50) = $39.50, which nets a $0.50 discount total.

Had to say in behalf of righteousness, but I can understand that since AEDe said nothing in this regard this cannot hold validity without his word (this means Lightbringer can still have his $2 :-D cookie).

On the other hand, with regard's to PayPal fees: https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/paypal-fees#transfers
(I had to change my system language and clear some cookies for me to reach that page in english, fLIck1ng age of location aware and language auto selection systems, stinks imho)

After cheching that mess out, I understand AEDe's :facepalm: confusion.
Now that I notice, I should say that I use a bank account to fund my PayPal balance, but I do not mean to add more confusion here so I'll abide to the general fee consensus and let AEDe take a little tip.
Part of this “screw-up” is due to PayPal listing the fee which drags of received amounts. From the sender's side it would be a lot easier to see how much to add, but because of this some math is needed.
Given xnet as the net amount of money received by AEDe and xgross the adjusted gross amount to transfer:

xgross - (0.039xgross + 0.3) = xnet ⇒ 0.961xgross - 0.3 = xnet

xgross = (xnet + 0.3) / 0.961

OR

xgross = 1000/961(xnet + 0.3)

Well, if any maven thinks this deserves any further correction please say so.

Cheers ^:)

Original post date: Thu, 04/19/2018 - 21:37. Edited for a tiny syntax correction.

Now you know why I never even thought about becoming an accountant…

Not really. Lots of places I dealt with had breakdowns of, say, 1-10, 11-25, 26-50, etc. And absolutely, there’d be this never-never land where getting, say, 24 or even 23 items would be more expensive than getting 25 with the new breakdown.

Damn, can’t recall their name, but one place that sold thermostats (small bimetallic doodads, not wall-mounted ones; Eleco, Elenco, something like that) had this rather retarded breakdown of 11bux each for 1-2, 7bux for 3-5, and so on, ’til you started to get to the more realistic prices of 50¢ each for 1000+.

And no, it wasn’t to cover the cost of shipping, as shipping was extra. They just did that to dissuade “small” customers.

I think I’ll just leave it as, “Hey AEDe, lemme know how much I owe ya…” and save myself the headache. :smiley:

Absolute worst case, it’s just, “Aw, screw it, I’ll just use 219Bs…” if things get too crazy. I make it my life’s goal to avoid headaches. It’s a good philosophy, trust me.

Tried looking up the company, no joy. But lookit…

3 is 13.22 each.

Next breakdown is at 25, for 10.35 each!

So… hang on, gonna do cheap math here.

25 × 10.35 is 258.75.

So how many at 13.22 does that buy?

Only 19! (19.57something, assuming no Pentium Bug.)

So from 20 to 24 units, it’s more expensive, and would be actually cheaper to buy more units, 25, at the lower rate.

Happens all the time.

Getting back on topic…

If this is anything like the tracked and registered mail I’ve got from Croatia (LED4Power) it will require a signature. After you miss it you can sign for it to be left or picked up at the post office or re-delivered but I don’t think there is a way to “sign” for it in advance with USPS.

Just a probable heads up for people.

And back to being off topic:

The paypal method you choose adds money for buyer protection and their cut. If you choose F&F they still take their cut but it comes from from the person sending the payment and includes no protection. If you choose goods some of it comes from the seller’s cut I believe. It’s oversimplifying it but it is what it is. This all excludes credit card fees as well.

Don’t worry.I understood you don’t want use ” f&f”) I’ll write how much you should send .

No worries. That link Barkuti posted explained a lot. f&f is free here intra-country, but from one country to another you get hit with the fee.