My prices way too high also

  • Resolved idaryl

    (@idaryl)


    6 years, 7 months ago

    This is odd as I have 1 item with weight of 10lb and size of 24″x80″ and its calculating out to this amazing amount for a local address in CA

    Next Day Air (UPS): $756.06
    2nd Day Air (UPS): $567.11
    Ground (UPS): $163.53

    If I change it to a New York address, it gets even more weird:
    Next Day Air (UPS): $756.06
    2nd Day Air (UPS): $567.11
    Ground (UPS): $163.53

    Sometimes it gets to ver 1,000 depending on the state – thats a little excessive for shipping, doncha think?

    Any ideas on whats occurring?

    <Package>
    <PackagingType>
    02
    <Description>Package/customer supplied</Description>
    </PackagingType>
    <Description>Rate</Description>
    <Dimensions>
    <UnitOfMeasurement>
    IN
    </UnitOfMeasurement>
    <Length>80.00</Length>
    <Width>24.00</Width>
    <Height>4.00</Height>
    </Dimensions>
    <PackageWeight>
    <UnitOfMeasurement>
    LBS
    </UnitOfMeasurement>
    <Weight>10</Weight>
    </PackageWeight>
    </Package>

    also added this to another post —

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  • Hi @idaryl,

    I did a check with the shipment details provided by you for a local address in California and found that UPS is returning similar rates.
    Kindly check the attached screenshot :
    https://ibb.co/h3XFW7
    https://ibb.co/efXhB7

    In most probability this high rate is because of the excessive length of the package. Kindly check it.

    Thread Starter idaryl

    (@idaryl)

    I figured it out – I had actually 3 in the cart, not 1 (as I tought) and it was calculating for all 3.

    this was incredibly easy to setup – Im seriously considering getting the pro version.
    The only other thin the client asked for was a title above the shipping methods Like ( UPS Shipping ) the way the different options i have like, Free, Pickupo USPS, and now, UPS are defined by a heading. Can I add that by using a simple before in css or does it require a change to a template?

    Hi @idaryl,

    You can add a “Shipping method” as a prefix. Is that what you are looking for? If not, can you please provide us a screenshot and show me a sample so that I can help you?

    Thread Starter idaryl

    (@idaryl)

    I used an alternate method via the css.

    The theme I have; uses fontawesome so I deployed that – I added some styles to the child

    /* icon before ups label */
    .woocommerce ul#shipping_method li label:before {
    content: “\f0d1”;
    font-family:fontawesome;
    padding:0 4px 0 2px;
    }
    /* icon before calculate label */
    .shipping-calculator-button:before {
    content: “\f073”;
    font-family:fontawesome;
    padding:0 4px 0 2px;
    }

    This places a little truck and a little calculator before the labels.

    That was my solution.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by idaryl.
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    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by idaryl.

    Hi @idaryl,

    Great to know that you were able to figure this out.
    Actually, our plugins are designed to explicitly use the format and layout of WooCommerce. So we generally do not do customisations. However, it is great that you were able to resolve this and share the solution.

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