on 25-07-2014 07:07 PM
I am getting so cross with sellers refusing to deliver to my Post Office box for small to medium size items. It is my right as a buyer to nominate where I want my purchases delivered to. Post Offices are trustworthy, reliable and safe and, if I am away for any reason, they will hold parcels for me. Over the last week I have had to have 3 auctions cancelled as the sellers would not deliver as I wished. This is ridiculous.
on 26-07-2014 08:45 AM
@muffiemagic wrote:I am getting so cross with sellers refusing to deliver to my Post Office box for small to medium size items. It is my right as a buyer to nominate where I want my purchases delivered to. Post Offices are trustworthy, reliable and safe and, if I am away for any reason, they will hold parcels for me. Over the last week I have had to have 3 auctions cancelled as the sellers would not deliver as I wished. This is ridiculous.
Perhaps the solution is to give your actual address as required by the seller (tho I agree PO Boxes in Aust should not be a problem)
Have a re-direction form completed at the PO - any mail for you to go to your PO box. That way it is between you and your Post Office where your mail actually goes.
26-07-2014 08:46 AM - edited 26-07-2014 08:47 AM
Even the credit card issuers will not allow you to apply for a credit card without supplying a residential address with the
phrase in brackets on the application form (cannot be a po box) next to the registered billing address and ingeneral will
not even mail credit cards to PO boxes due to the high fraud risk.
so for the seller in Australia a PO box can never be the billing address of the cardholder
on 26-07-2014 12:24 PM
i have my po box as my billing address and all my bank staements , cards etc go straight to my po box .
on 26-07-2014 02:32 PM
Normally I don't have a problem, either domestically or internationally, but it is really annoying when it happens as there is no prior warning. Thanks for your reply.
on 26-07-2014 02:34 PM
on 26-07-2014 02:35 PM
on 26-07-2014 02:43 PM
on 26-07-2014 10:25 PM
All my bank mail goes to my PO Box as well, including replacement debit/credit cards. The bank has customers residential addresses on file, the PO Box is a postal address.
Customers have to provide 100 points of ID to open a bank ac/credit card. Do scammers get past that?
Is there really alot of fraud committed these days via false PO Box addresses?? Online fraud (fraudlent transactions on bank a/cs or credit cards) would be much more lucrative.
on 26-07-2014 11:27 PM
on 26-07-2014 11:28 PM