on 23-02-2014 09:05 PM
I bought some items recently that were apparently sent prepaid Australia Post tracking. The seller states they instructed Aus Post not to leave items unattended.
I did not receive the parcel, however the tracking is showing as "delivered". I was home all day on the day it was claimed by Aus Post to be delivered, and I have a dog who always barks if anyone comes near the front door.
I have checked at the local PO, who state they don't have the parcel. Aus Post say they are "investigating" but the person I spoke to had a very poor attitude.
There is no way of proving the seller addressed the parcel correctly, or Australia Post delivered it correctly. (I often get mail for the same address but a neighbouring suburb so can only assume they sometimes get my mail too). Or it could have been stolen by someone who works for Aust Post.
Aus Post told me the sender can claim up to $100 for missing items, but that money obviously goes back to them. I am still out of pocket while the seller is paid twice for the goods.
I paid through paypal. If I get no joy from Aust Post can I claim through them? Is it likely the outcome will be in my favour?
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24-02-2014 08:25 AM - edited 24-02-2014 08:29 AM
If showing as delivered in australia post tracking your chances of getting a paypal refund is slim.
Let us know how you get on.
Oh I meant to say if you have problems with receiving other peoples mail it would be a really good idea to lodge a complaint with AP about it. Then the delivery person will be made aware of it.
on 23-02-2014 11:23 PM
Wow. You tend to have a lot of mail not turn up judging by your feedback left comments.
As for your seller - if they can show to paypal that the item was sent with tracking and is delivered, they will not lose.
Can you work with the seller to put in a claim at the post office before leaving a red dot (they won't work with you afterwards) so the outcome is good for both of you?
24-02-2014 12:32 AM - edited 24-02-2014 12:33 AM
on 24-02-2014 06:27 AM
lol wut?
Firstly, I never said anything about leaving the seller a negative. I don't leave negatives unless they are warranted. I have had a few cheap things I bought from China never turn up and if you look at the feedback for the sellers I left negatives for you will find that they have hundreds of negatives.
As for being an expert on how much Aus Post will compensate for, the only reason I know this is because the person I spoke to at Australia Post told me when I called to enquire about why the parcel says delivered when it wasn't.
24-02-2014 08:25 AM - edited 24-02-2014 08:29 AM
If showing as delivered in australia post tracking your chances of getting a paypal refund is slim.
Let us know how you get on.
Oh I meant to say if you have problems with receiving other peoples mail it would be a really good idea to lodge a complaint with AP about it. Then the delivery person will be made aware of it.
on 24-02-2014 10:13 AM
Added to my special list
on 24-02-2014 11:18 AM
I hope not.
looking at your feedback a lot of items dont make it to your house do they?
You cant keep on making claim after claim of non arrival as it seems suss
Do you realise that people will stop selling to you with all the negative feedback you have left.
I certainly wont let you buy from me.
on 24-02-2014 12:32 PM
Darn houseboats, wish they would stay in the same place.lol
on 24-02-2014 06:25 PM
You paranoid sellers are ignoring the fact that five of my negatives were to the same seller for items all purchased at the same time which were not received. They were very low cost cheap items from China.
All of the negatives I have left are 100% warranted. Like the time I won an item for a great price as the only bidder, the seller spazzed out and started sending bizzare abusive emails then randomly cancelled the sale. Next day the items are listed with a higher reserve than what I paid.
Another time after I paid the seller emailed me to say the item was out of stock and he would send a substitution which was a total cheap piece of cr*p. The seller kept the original item listed for over a month afterwards, got tons of negatives over similar issues then shut his store down.
Then there was the time I bought items, and the next day ebay emailed me stating the listing had been removed for fraud (I posted about it here at the time). It took me ages to get a hold of the seller to ask for a refund as ebay had blocked all my means of communicating when they restricted the seller. I never got the refund.
As if all you wouldn't leave negatives in similar situations.
I always pay instantly after making a purchase. I expect good communication, timely shipping and no mucking around as do all ebay buyers. If you don't want negatives, don't provide cr*p service.
on 24-02-2014 06:45 PM
Or don't deal with buyers who, on the evidence presented, aren't prepared to work with the seller/AP when there are issues.
Your question wasn't "How do we sort this?", but "Will I get refunded?"