onlinecoinslismore
Community Member

on ‎08-07-2014 08:40 PM

Just a thought for the OP. Did you need to sign for the letter? As it may have been registered so the seller met his PP protection obligations. It would explain the xtra cost.

As I said, just a thought.

Cheers

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shoperk
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on ‎09-07-2014 12:39 AM

You did better then me. I was charged $2.00 postage for a pen that was put in an envelope with a 70cent stamp on it, no padded bag, no bubble wrap or protection at all. To make matters worse the incorrect pen was sent. I have emailed the seller and requested the correct item or a refund be provided with in 7 days. In reality the correct item could be posted and received in half that time. 7 days not up yet, and I am still waiting for a response.

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shoperk
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In response to dylan11235813

on ‎09-07-2014 12:45 AM

 
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shoperk
Community Member
In response to dylan11235813

on ‎09-07-2014 12:49 AM

I doubt that the pay for someone packing parcels is $80 000 per year, making your comment meaningless.

lane-ends
Community Member
In response to shoperk

on ‎09-07-2014 01:33 PM

Whos to say it would only be one 20kg parcel.

 

I just  gave up sending breakables full stop.

 

Is Ebay the only online retail outlet were buyers expect to pay stamp cost for shipping items.?

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davewil1964
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In response to shoperk

on ‎09-07-2014 07:52 PM

I buy my pens from my local newsagent.

 

And $2.00 postage is not excessive for anything.

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amxsuperstores
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on ‎11-07-2014 02:57 PM

@takut0 wrote:

 I fully agreed to pay the postage cost when I hit 'buy' button

 

This is all that matters.

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