on โ12-06-2013 06:12 AM
on โ14-06-2013 04:00 AM
Standard International Mail is indeed surface mail from the UK. If it was purchased through the UK site so has ebay buyer protection then you should still open a Paypal dispute within the 45 days and escalate in another 19 but ebay may find in the buyer's faviour if their estimated delivery is over that timescale however if you contact them again after the estimated date you give them you will get your refund. This is what happened with my claim from a Canadian seller who claimed they had sent surface mail.
on โ14-06-2013 10:55 AM
PJ, the item was purchased through ebay.com.au so the terms and conditions which apply to this sale will be the Australian ones, and have nothing to do with UK ebay's buyer protection.
Also, as far as the seller's estimated delivery is concerned, it clearly applies to air mail...
Delivery: Estimated between Mon. 24 Jun. and Thu. 27 Jun.
All good intentions aside, the seller has done the wrong thing by posting via surface mail and the OP really has no choice but to claim INR as most of us have stated above, then to repay the seller once the goods have ultimately arrived (assuming that they do).
If the OP doesn't do this, they run the risk of losing their money altogether.
on โ18-03-2015 01:03 AM
on โ18-03-2015 01:04 AM
โ18-03-2015 01:24 AM - edited โ18-03-2015 01:26 AM
What was the item No and where was it coming from?
That tracking shows the origin as Poland and the destination USA..................
By the way you would have been better off starting a new thread on this as members often don't read 2 year old threads.
on โ18-03-2015 10:27 AM
@beasbooteek wrote:Standard International Mail is indeed surface mail from the UK. If it was purchased through the UK site so has ebay buyer protection then you should still open a Paypal dispute within the 45 days and escalate in another 19 but ebay may find in the buyer's faviour if their estimated delivery is over that timescale however if you contact them again after the estimated date you give them you will get your refund. This is what happened with my claim from a Canadian seller who claimed they had sent surface mail.
Are you sure about that? If we are talking Royal Mail then according to their website:
Our cost effective, reliable standard international service. We aim to deliver items to Europe within 3 to 5 working after posting and rest of world destinations within 5 to 7 working days after posting.Letters may be sent up to 100g, parcels up to 2kg and Printed Papers up to 5kg.
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My understanding/experience is that Royal Mail International Standard is the new name for what was Airmail Small Packets.
The slow service is called Royal Mail International Economy (up to 8 weeks outside Europe).
on โ18-03-2015 10:55 AM
@chezzy wrote:Are you sure about that? If we are talking Royal Mail then according to their website:
International StandardOur cost effective, reliable standard international service. We aim to deliver items to Europe within 3 to 5 working after posting and rest of world destinations within 5 to 7 working days after posting.Letters may be sent up to 100g, parcels up to 2kg and Printed Papers up to 5kg.
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My understanding/experience is that Royal Mail International Standard is the new name for what was Airmail Small Packets.
The slow service is called Royal Mail International Economy (up to 8 weeks outside Europe).
Errr, maybe it was the old name 18 or so months ago........................
on โ18-03-2015 11:28 AM
Padi - good point - I must admit I don't know the 'old' name for slow boat/surface from the UK as I only ever used Airmail small Packets - and now International Standard/Signed/Tracked.
Am curious to know what was specified in the listing. Certainly the seller should have ran it by the buyer before sending!
on โ06-02-2019 12:15 AM
on โ06-02-2019 08:05 AM
This thread was started nearly 6 years ago......... and hasn't seen the light of day since 2015
What is the purpose of dragging it up???
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