Earrings From Groupon

[Barsel]

I recently saw some earrings advertised on Groupon which were only £1 a pair (they are only small studs )with £1.99 P&P.
As I couldn't decide which I liked best, I ordered 6 pairs which had to be done as a separate transaction, so £6 for the earrings and £11.94 P&P.
When they arrived today, all the earrings were in 1 small packet so there is no way it would cost £11.94 to send.
I realize these earrings are only cheap but it seems unfair to me that I have paid 6 lots of P&P and they send them in 1 packet.
Your thoughts on the matter please.

[Old_Geezer]

My thoughts are that the seller charges how they wish and the customer either accepts it or buys elsewhere. It seems a bit of a cheek but it'd cost to have folk work out the exact p&p when they can set a set charge for each. If they did the p&p per item might rise.

[gingejbee]

Well, many purchases on Ebay and Amazon do the same....the item is actually £2.99 including postage, but are priced at a pound to make them seem a bargain. Smoke and mirrors, again!

[woofgang]

The seller sets the conditions and the buyer buys or not......unfair? what’s that?

[hc4361]

Contact the seller, although ideally you should have done this before you bought the earrings.
If you don't ask, you don't get

[Barsel]

Thanks for your answers.I might get in touch with Groupon to say they might have been better to ask £2.99 per pair with free P&P. It works out the same but I wouldn't have felt they were diddling me.