Guest SamyT Posted May 12, 2010 Share Posted May 12, 2010 No matter what I do, if I enable flat rate shipping and have it set to GST (which is Australian orders), it still shows up if a customer is sending something internationally. Obviously international mail is far more expensive than domestic mail, what can I do to fix this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
leeofaccy Posted October 12, 2010 Share Posted October 12, 2010 I know this is quite an old post, but here is a way of getting round this if anyone else needs to know. You can use the By Weight shipping module to achieve this. In the case of the above; set AU in Zone 1 countries and 9999:6.00 in Zone 1 Shiping Rates: which would give you a flat rate of $6 for deliveries in Australia. The 9999, is the weight adding up to 9999KG, which is highly unlikely. So basically combined items, weighing up to 9999KG will be charged $6 AUD flat rate. Just change the amount after 9999: to whatever rate you would like to charge. You could also step the charge to say, 10:6.00, 9999:15.00, which would give you a $6 rate up to 10KG, then $15 from 10KG upwards. Then, if you would like to change the delivery option name from 1st and/or 2nd Class, click the Languages link, under the Modules tab in the Admin menu, en / Global Common Phrases / misc_1stClass and change the bottom line of the 2 to AUSPOST or Flat Rate, for example. Click Modify Language File at the bottom to save it. Repeat on misc_2ndClass if you have set a rate in this section. You will need to add the weight to the products if you haven't already done so. Lee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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