@4channel wrote:
@brerrabbit585 wrote:
Where's the proof that more and more sellers are deciding to send overseas without using the GSP? If this is the case, you should be able to buy what you want easily, which means there's no need for your constant whinging about it.
Of the stuff I've always bought from overseas, there's a lot less sellers posting overseas now. They don't even post using the GSP so a LOT of sellers don't want to post overseas any more AT ALL. I know I won't and I see a lot of other sellers say the same thing in the forums. If I had protection from the GSP system I'd probably sell overseas. When I sold on etsy for a while I used to have a lot of Americans wanting to buy what I had (demanding I sell to them, in fact).
Proof? Well, going on what sellers have told me leads me to believe that more sellers are dropping the Pitney Bowes so-called service as customers like to have the freedom to have items combined and also USPS is cheaper. Makes logistcal sense.
Hearsay, hearsay, and more hearsay. Hearsay means absolutely nothing. If more and more sellers are dropping using the GSP you've got nothing to complain about, but you want to have it both ways. One minute you're saying less sellers are using it, next minute you're saying sellers refuse to send any other way. One minute you say we'll never know unless a survey is done, next minute you claim to know just because of what someone told you that they were told by someone else.
Some things about not using the GSP make logistical sense but chargebacks, losing the item and the money because of MBG claims due to slow delivery don't make sense at all, which is why so many sellers refuse to post overseas unless it's through the GSP.
