eBay question
22 February 2011, 11:22 AM
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eBay question
I bought something off a listing that had
NO COMPENSATION CLAIM FOR ITEMS LOST IN THE POST CAN BE ENTERED INTO, UNLESS RECORDED POSTAGE IS PAID FOR. THERE ARE NO EXEMPTIONS TO THIS RULE.
As I understand it, posting that means **** all.. and the seller is responsible for the item ? I've passed it over to eBay now, its only a cheap item, but I paid for it.
NO COMPENSATION CLAIM FOR ITEMS LOST IN THE POST CAN BE ENTERED INTO, UNLESS RECORDED POSTAGE IS PAID FOR. THERE ARE NO EXEMPTIONS TO THIS RULE.
As I understand it, posting that means **** all.. and the seller is responsible for the item ? I've passed it over to eBay now, its only a cheap item, but I paid for it.
22 February 2011, 12:24 PM
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I never understand why sellers put this, they are responsible in getting the item to you and recorded delivery is not worth anything! our postman puts all our recorded parcels in our letter box or near our front door with out a signature.
22 February 2011, 01:52 PM
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so what happens then if you have a item from ebay do you say you haven't received it?
22 February 2011, 02:51 PM
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22 February 2011, 04:34 PM
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I almost stopped selling anything on Ebay when they started insisting I have to accept Paypal - and then changed their T&Cs to allow them to hang on to my money until the buyer says they're happy. Sod that, frankly; at least buyers have a choice of who to buy from, sellers don't. Whoever wins your auction is the person you have to deal with, however dodgy they are.
On that basis I do now insist that buyers have to pay for postal insurance whether they like it or not, and I build it into my P&P charge. It's not worth the risk that someone might buy an item off me, claim it got lost in the post and leave me high and dry. At least if it's insured there's someone to recover my costs from if it goes "missing".
On that basis I do now insist that buyers have to pay for postal insurance whether they like it or not, and I build it into my P&P charge. It's not worth the risk that someone might buy an item off me, claim it got lost in the post and leave me high and dry. At least if it's insured there's someone to recover my costs from if it goes "missing".
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22 February 2011, 07:14 PM
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If it is only "recorded delivery" then that does not require a signature on delivery, it just gives the sender proof that they sent it.
For it to be signed for on delivery they need to send it "recorded delivery - signed for", or whatever the exact term is.
22 February 2011, 07:16 PM
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not saying that you would say it, although i know a lot of people who would as ebay/paypal always favour the buyer irrelevant of the circumstances and to be honest your postman doesn't deserve his job, after all people are paying for a service and are not receiving it.
22 February 2011, 07:21 PM
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recorded delivery is just that it needs to be signed for by the recipient or the dodgy postman.
22 February 2011, 09:03 PM
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I deal with many postmen on a daily basis and I'm sorry to say that nearly every one is a complete lazy ****er! They all want sacking and just employ the few good ones,
22 February 2011, 09:10 PM
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don't state facts when you don't know what you are talking about!
I deal with manypostmen police sergeants and higher ranks on a daily basis and I'm sorry to say that nearly every one is a complete lazy ****er! They all want sacking and just employ the few good ones,
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