Should I be really posting up where I go?

I'd say the PO is just telling you that because of the way you try and avoid paying the proper price for parcels.  People like you make it harder for the rest of us who do the right thing.

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@englishrosegardens wrote:

I'd say the PO is just telling you that because of the way you try and avoid paying the proper price for parcels.  People like you make it harder for the rest of us who do the right thing.

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I know this comment wasn't directed towards me, but what makes you say that ?  Just having a quick look it would appear to me a lot of the OP's items would definitely be classified as Large Letter -  as long as they are under 20mm, there shouldn't be a problem. 

Why wouldn't a key in a padded envelope be acceptable as a large letter  ?

Maybe I'm missing something here

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@clarry100 wrote:

We send most of our stuff out by large letter.

When we first started selling we used to go over the counter.

Occasionally the thickness of an envelope will push the boundaries of the 2cm especially if things move around inside.

So we would get pinged for over thickness sometimes.

So we started to drop everything into our local red street box.

Since doing that we have never been pinged for over thickness.

So I'm guessing you might be better of dropping your items into a red box.

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Movement can still get you if an item is returned.I had one returned lat year,due to incorrect address, because the contents had moved they had it stamped at $7:85 for the return cost after manipulating the content and some arguing I managed to pay only $2 for the return but after that I started using 16mm mailing boxes if purchased in bulk cost is comparable to padded envelopes

I use the cardboard mailers sometimes too.  Cellophane bags, double sided tape & very thin cardboard can also be extremely helpful to avoid movement

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@mbselections00 wrote:

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@englishrosegardens wrote:

I'd say the PO is just telling you that because of the way you try and avoid paying the proper price for parcels.  People like you make it harder for the rest of us who do the right thing.

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I know this comment wasn't directed towards me, but what makes you say that ?  Just having a quick look it would appear to me a lot of the OP's items would definitely be classified as Large Letter -  as long as they are under 20mm, there shouldn't be a problem. 

 

Why wouldn't a key in a padded envelope be acceptable as a large letter  ?

 

Maybe I'm missing something here

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on around 10percent of my PB's they are over the 2cm mark.

May I ask you what quite a bit of dishonest customers saying they never got their items is in numbers terms.

Because I received 17 not received cases while selling and that amount got me suspended for life from selling on ebay.

I would like to know from other sellers how many items not received cases they have had opened against them.

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@englishrosegardens wrote:

I'd say the PO is just telling you that because of the way you try and avoid paying the proper price for parcels.  People like you make it harder for the rest of us who do the right thing.

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??? can you please clarifty what your comment is based on ???  seems quite aggressive to the OP to me, but open to trying to understand your comments and opinion 🙂