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Who is union lucky returns
Summary: The discussion revolves around identifying a person or entity referred to as "Union Lucky Returns." Several participants, including allan_9933, sandypebbles, and padi*0409, engage in this thread but all posts are marked 'None,' indicating that the actual content isn't provided. Consequently, no specific details or conclusive identification of "Union Lucky Returns" are evident in the discussion.
Who is union lucky returns
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wa_793545
·2 years agoOrdered mower plate and blades.2 separate orders and I have only received the plate.ebay 16-11540-42543 and 02-11553-15112.Please
sandypebbles
·2 years agojackja_21
·2 years agoJust received a parcel from nt 710 multi- System tablet Scanner Foxwell as it is not charging 2 hours so far or switching on for 6 seconds and dropping out
sandypebbles
·2 years agoSo rather than posting a comment on a thread about something totally unrelated, open and follow through with an item not as described dispute
If you do not know how, open your own topic about *this* issue
You are the only one who can do this, other members cannot do it for you
And (especially) if this is from the seller in China, stop trying to charge a clearly faulty item and risk burning down your home or giving yourself an electric shock
It is not going to be up to Australian Safety Standards for one thing
countessalmirena
·2 years agosandypebbles
·2 years agocountessalmirena
·2 years agojoolsoz
·2 years agoIt's a drop-ship warehousing company.
i.e. You might purchase something online from Renogy AU, an online Solar/Battery vendor. They have local stock managed by Union Lucky Returns who will ship the order to you at the request of the vendor.
They deal with many vendors products and are just the middle-man. If you have a problem with a product you purchased that was shipped from them, go back to the vendor you purchased it from, not Union Lucky Returns.
es_182284
·2 years agoAre union lucky returns a scam?
sandypebbles
·2 years agosouthbank07
·2 years agoI received an email from Union Lucky Returns very early this morning.
The email informed me that my parcel was on the way.
I didn't recognise the name of the seller.
I did check the trading names of eBay sellers with whom I've had recent contact.
As I suspected none of my recent purchases (since mid 2023) were from this seller.
I reported the email as spam and I also blocked the email address.
Thankfully I got on to it before anything was paid - perhaps that may have been the next step in their plan to scam me?
Thanks to those who have raised the alarm regarding this so called seller.
sandypebbles
·2 years agosandypebbles
·2 years agolorie444444
·2 years agoPerhaps a sellPerhaps a seller you bought an item from - under another name. I had identical email this morning and just received my parcel. Bought fromer you bought an item from - under another name. I had identical email this morning and just received my parcel.
sandypebbles
·2 years agohooleymon
·2 years agoI don't know who they are but not from a lack of trying, I am in a battle with them about returning an I item worth $200 approx. They argue and argue, they offer me compensation at 10% 20% and I am upto 80%, It was a simple item return with a refund required as per consumer laws. Many many emails back and forth, last email suggested I destroy the item and send evidence. They do not answer questions and will not supply business details. They are not complying with consumer law and business law at this time with my case. I will not buy from them again. Item return was done with eBay supplied postage label and went to Chullora Sydney. The 3 people who have answered my email do not have a grasp on the English language and have suggested I keep the item when I have informed them multiple times it has been returned . For some reason they did not want me to send it back, There is something very fishy with this eBay seller and where there is smoke there is fire I believe,
sandypebbles
·2 years agoAustralian law does not apply to sellers in China.
You do know who they are because it has been explained in this thread already.
There is no battle if you use the tools eBay give you for items not as described ., and uploaded the tracking to the case when you do within the time limit
No need for emails back and forth, no need to play with the seller. That is you choice to do so.
Chullora is a known 'cover' for sellers in China who were shown as being registered in China in the first place
One would certainly hope you would not choose to again buy from a dodgy seller
jackja_21
·2 years agosandypebbles
·2 years agoKnown what?
send eBay to A Current Affair on what grounds exactly?
Did you check their feedback before buying?
see on every listing that 'seller assumes responsibility for all listings?
open and follow through with an item not as described dispute?
none of the above?
You are responsible for your own buying choices ,including buying from dodgy sellers in China
All the information is there, clearly available
digital_disasters
·2 years agojeamccorma_0
·2 years agoWho is union lucky returns
sandypebbles
·2 years ago000scorpio
·2 years agoIt is tied in with govt aus post who China so easily control and keep getting caught out in double standards. however the many items that seem to have arrived via lucky returns all arrived without incident, are tied to aus post for final delivery under a common free postage ebay sales deal. There may be some misleading trading themes but govt regulators seem to allow it so must be within the lines. Have one listed by aus post from them due today actually
cham6497_gq3rl5
·2 years agoI recently ordered a portable ice bath for my sons Christmas present from “Recover portable ice baths” which was advertised on Facebook as being Australian owned. The item took almost 4 weeks to arrive even though they advertise fast shipping but 14 days processing time. Anyway the order arrived and the sender address is “union lucky returns” return address PO BOX 6008 CHULLORA NSW 1405. On their website their address is just noted as Gold Coast QLD but they do mention shipping from their Sydney warehouse and its a .com website not a .com.au website so it so appears to be drop shipping.
In my case I received the item I ordered and I also paid with PayPal which is pretty secure so the seller doesn’t get my financial info + if the order isn’t delivered you can easily get your money back from PayPal. Hence I only ever used PayPal for online orders.
I can’t judge quality of the product yet as it’s a Christmas present so I’ve left it in the original box but it looks like everything is in there.
I was just curious about the company name “Union lucky returns” so I googled it and when it came up as a “SCAM” I looked into it more. Considering everything is really well advertised (they even have an affiliate referral programme) in comparison to most dodgy Chinese online shops- my guess is that it’s all run by an Aussie & they’ve done the website/advertising but are using Chinese drop shipped products.
padi*0409
·2 years ago",,,,,,,,,,,,+ if the order isn’t delivered you can easily get your money back from PayPal. Hence I only ever used PayPal for online orders."
That's not quite correct, if the seller can show by tracking that the item was sent, they will win a dispute for non-delivery. It's only with eBay's MBG that the seller has to show both tracking that the item was sent AND the delivery of that item.
padi*0409
·2 years agoI think Sandy is right on the money there.
Read the opening post in this thread.
https://community.ebay.com.au/t5/Buying/Beware-Chinese-Drop-Shipping-Scams/td-p/2523047
sandypebbles
·2 years agoAre'nt they a 'facility' sellers who are drop shipping from China use?
You might need to give other members more info if you want us to try to help
Did a seller ask you to use their address to return something to?
Do you have something being sent out of there?
Have you already returned something 'to' there and have issues?