Brexit: Consumers in a tizzy over online charges 

Some UK-based websites such as furniture and fixtures specialist Made.com have just given up on Ireland, saying it is not worth the hassle of figuring out how to send products across the Irish Sea.

Some UK-based websites such as furniture and fixtures specialist Made.com have just given up on Ireland, saying it is not worth the hassle of figuring out how to send products across the Irish Sea.

The harsh realities of Brexit are coming home to roost with added charges, confusing calculations, and even some UK websites simply stopping deliveries to Ireland.

Online forums and websites have been awash with consumers trying to figure out how to avoid paying unnecessary charges in recent days, with Amazon deliveries providing plenty of questions for customers reluctant to part with extra funds.

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