Basically I bought some quilton toilet paper along with a monitor. Quilton toilet paper has arrived but the monitor will be delivered in another two weeks.
The ironic thing is that the monitor is now cheaper than when I bought it at, but not by much ~$10. It appears I can cancel but would that affect the shipping fee on the partial order?
Here is what it states on the website:
If your order doesn't qualify for free delivery:
The order may contain ineligible items such as items sold and fulfilled by third-party sellers, bulky goods or special products.
An eligible item may have been cancelled resulting in the order total falling below $39 for eligible items that qualify for free delivery within Australia or the order total falling below $69 for eligible items that qualify for free international delivery.
The question I have is how is this enforced and does it tell me how much extra shipping I need to pay when I press that cancel button? Shouldn't it tell me beforehand?
How much would the shipping had been if it was not free? Is it worth the risk of being charged that for ~$10?