on โ09-11-2016 11:00 PM
Not impressed with my buyer who left negative feedback for late delivery. No commumication just neg feedback. I was astounded when I checked the order, is was posted same day and going by the date the feedback waas received it could not have been more than a day or two late. I would expect that negative feedback is reserved for cases where something major has gone wrong not just a day or two overdue. I really thing eBay needs to rethink their guestimated delivery dates as they seem to have nothing in common with actual delivery times.Once again us sellers are being blamed by buyers for something that is out of our control.
Sorry for the rant, needed to get it out of my system.
on โ10-11-2016 06:35 PM
I have extended my handling time to 3 days and started using priority stickers for all large letters since 24 October. No issues from that date yet still dealing with items that are overdue from 17 October. Australia Post has closed my enquiry on 100 items that were well overdue (luckily most have arrived - 6 refunds - only one neutral and 4 late shipment defects - thank goodness most buyers are understranding souls). Wrote a formal complaint to the Ombudsman about Aus Post delays but sadly not even an acknowledment back from them.
on โ10-11-2016 10:38 PM
I don't trust priority stamps anymore. I bought some small items from a seller 3hrs away from me in the same state (VIC) and they sent them in a letter the next day with a priority stamp on it. My letter then went for a lovely long trip up to NSW and back before arriving in my letterbox 3 weeks later (NSW postmarks all over it).
"Priority" no more.
on โ10-11-2016 11:30 PM
Look at it this way....if you had not put the Priority sticker on it the item would probably have taken 6 weeks for it's sightseeing tour.