on 14-11-2013 03:41 PM
on 27-02-2018 05:05 PM
Some sellers say they agree to post normally if I take responsability if something happens. That's fair enough I guess.
Except that they are relying on the buyer's honesty. If the buyer opens a case for INR and the seller can't provide proof of delivery, the seller loses the item and the money. Copies of buyer disclaimers notwithstanding.
on 27-02-2018 05:19 PM
@davewil1964wrote:Some sellers say they agree to post normally if I take responsability if something happens. That's fair enough I guess.
Except that they are relying on the buyer's honesty. If the buyer opens a case for INR and the seller can't provide proof of delivery, the seller loses the item and the money. Copies of buyer disclaimers notwithstanding.
Items with normal tracking are usually not trackable on the official AusPost site, but AusPost knows when they are delivered. I am happy with normal tracking, not really the cheapest possible option.
01-03-2018 01:38 PM - edited 01-03-2018 01:39 PM
@14362jamwrote:absolute rubbish, australia has no import tax for goods under a$1000.00 unless stated by customs, and then all sorts of forms have to be filled out, we start paying g.s.t. after that amount, sure you don't work for G.S.P. !
Hi 14362jam , and welcome to the boards here. Well, who's to say. Anything is possible. You have made a valid point in one other area as well.
There are spooks around in all necks of woods.
on 23-05-2018 11:20 AM
I wanted to buy a $30 cushion, and the shipping was nearly a hundred dollars. I emailed the seller to tell her what was going on - and she was shocked, but is still using them. LOL!!
on 23-05-2018 12:46 PM
@ingricarlsso-0 wrote:I wanted to buy a $30 cushion, and the shipping was nearly a hundred dollars. I emailed the seller to tell her what was going on - and she was shocked, but is still using them. LOL!!
Hi ingricarlsso-0, some poor sellers have no idea that they have had GSP hoisted on to them. When they notice a fall in their sales they'll probably investigate ... "Hmmm, sales are down 20% this month, what's happening ", Well, buyers are not going to pay $40 for something that would normally cost $12.
And in your case .... whoooooh, that's disgusting. I hope the seller has sorted themself out.
on 23-05-2018 01:00 PM
@4channel wrote:
@ingricarlsso-0 wrote:I wanted to buy a $30 cushion, and the shipping was nearly a hundred dollars. I emailed the seller to tell her what was going on - and she was shocked, but is still using them. LOL!!
Hi ingricarlsso-0, some poor sellers have no idea that they have had GSP hoisted on to them. When they notice a fall in their sales they'll probably investigate ... "Hmmm, sales are down 20% this month, what's happening
ad: ", Well, buyers are not going to pay $40 for something that would normally cost $12.
And in your case .... whoooooh, that's disgusting. I hope the seller has sorted themself out.
they won't care about lost international sales IF they don't want to sell internationally.
on 25-05-2018 09:55 AM
@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:
@4channel wrote:
@ingricarlsso-0@ingricarlsso-0 wrote:I wanted to buy a $30 cushion, and the shipping was nearly a hundred dollars. I emailed the seller to tell her what was going on - and she was shocked, but is still using them. LOL!!
@4channel wrote:
Hi ingricarlsso-0, some poor sellers have no idea that they have had GSP hoisted on to them. When they notice a fall in their sales they'll probably investigate ... "Hmmm, sales are down 20% this month, what's happening
ad: ", Well, buyers are not going to pay $40 for something that would normally cost $12.
And in your case .... whoooooh, that's disgusting. I hope the seller has sorted themself out.
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k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:
they won't care about lost international sales IF they don't want to sell internationally.
Well, for those who don't sell internationally, having GSP attatched to their sales (with or without their consent/knowlege) isn't going to make a difference. True!
But .... for those who sell collectable items in bidding autions, it is going to make a heck of a difference. Having GSP attatched to their auctions can mean te potential to attract 15 plus bids and getting $150 for an item can be crushed. They may end up with just $15 instead. I can explain this more and in depth later. But you know what I mean.
on 04-09-2018 08:20 AM
on 04-09-2018 08:28 AM
It has everything to do with the GST.....when sellers are using the GSP you pay the GST on an inflated postage cost as well as Pitney Bowes charging GST on their fee to collect the GST. unconscionable but legal, unfortunately.
on 30-09-2018 01:17 PM