WHAT WOULD YOU DO

[joethenuts]

this happened to my daughter, what would you do

she purchased 3 separate small items  that was $4.00 each with free postage that went into a large letter $1.40  very light weight .

now what would you do as a seller they can all fit and weigh in a large letter under the 125g weight  would you send it in 1 large letter or separately  or send it in 1 large letter and give a refund for postage  or no refund 

[joethenuts]

i think we will try and change things around because very few can give an answere lets make it simpler.

my son buys 3 items 1 was $50   another was $15  and another  was $90   all free post   ,all can fit in a 500g satchel together.  same seller. even if you only brought 1 item it woukd still go in a 500g satchel

a b or c or d   thanks  no comunication from buyer to seller . as a seller what would you do.

a= send 3 separate parcels

b= send them all in 1 parcel

c= send them all in 1 parcel and offer a refund on postage costs.

d= send them all in 1 parcel and not offer a refund on postage costs.

a    b    c     or   d   only

[cmcoins2000]

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@joethenuts wrote:

my son buys 3 items 

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Back to the original post.

Seems both your kids have the same problem.

[purplepoisiniv]

How can you get a post refund on something that was advertised as FREE

Also

a..Were the items paid for in one payment or as 3 seperate payments?

b.. Was the seller asked if 3 items were purchased would there be a discount?

c.. The answers to the above would have a bearing on the answers you are asking for.

[bakeandfry]

Im not going to comment further on this thread Joe, the "answers" you are trying to force by sayin a,b,c,d is silly, have a bit of a think about what you wrote, im not going to bother pointing out the errors in that, and if you cant see them, please continue making an utter fool out of your self.

[joethenuts]

my post says no comunications between buyer and seller   paid seperate   after a  b  c  or   d      

[joethenuts]

if you canot answere a simple question  best you dont answere ,,  its straight forward 

i am not forcing anybody anything 

[padi*0409]

I have a seller that I use frequently, some of his auctions are free post some have postage, but to be honest I really don't care if he sends in one parcel or not for multiple items and I most certainly would not expect a discount on the postage for the one(s) with postage, or expect some sort of "refund" on multiple "free postage" items.

He does however give a discount for multiple items with postage without me asking for it.

Perhaps your siblings should avoid "free postage" and then they can ask for a genuine postage discount for multiple items - before bidding or buying of course..............

I know you hate buyers like myself coming onto the selling boards, but joe that's your problem - along with "hidden" ID's.

[springyzone]

this happened to my daughter, what would you do

she purchased 3 separate small items  that was $4.00 each with free postage that went into a large letter $1.40  very light weight .

now what would you do as a seller they can all fit and weigh in a large letter under the 125g weight  would you send it in 1 large letter or separately  or send it in 1 large letter and give a refund for postage  or no refund 

---------------------------------I personally would probably send it in 3 separate envelopes but that would be because there does not appear to be any tracking. I figure that a buyer might claim one as not received but it would be dodgy if they then tried putting in 3 separate not received claims.

As a buyer though, my only expectation is that my items arrive safe and sound and in a reasonable time frame, so if a seller sent all 3 of my purchases together I might think-hmm, they made a bit of a saving on postage, but if their postage was listed as 'free' I wuldn't feel i could complain or receive a refund.

Basically, I am just happy to get my items.

[cmcoins2000]

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@padi*0409 wrote:

Perhaps your siblings 

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Padi - Joe has no siblings here.

Just problem kids.

[purplepoisiniv]

My bad, I missed the no comminication.

If the items were higher priced as in your "sons", I would send them in one envelope and pay for registered post for peace of mind.

If they were your daughters lower priced ones, I would ask if she would like them sent altogether or seperate, to make her aware of how they were being sent. As they were paid for separately and I am assuming by paypal there would be no "discount" on the FREE postage.