Yeah that's my thought too. Seller is saying he has sent heaps of cards the same way before without a problem so he shouldn't be blamed for someone at Aussie post damaging them. He must have been very lucky to have not had this happen before then.People should always use bubble mailers and adequate protection. Standard envelope is a poor choice, if the way it was packed has led to the damage then you are entitled to a full refund. I sell a lot of cards on eBay and if i had this happen to a buyer id be all over it to fix the situation.
People should always use bubble mailers and adequate protection. Standard envelope is a poor choice, if the way it was packed has led to the damage then you are entitled to a full refund. I sell a lot of cards on eBay and if i had this happen to a buyer id be all over it to fix the situation.
it is the sellers responsibility to ensure the item arrives to you 100% as the way it left him/her. If he won't refund paypal - item not as described
PayPal claim and neg feedback. These guys need to learn.
I had a clown charge me $7:70 postage on a single card. When it didn't show up I asked for the registered post number and he told me he didn't send it registered.
I then got the "I'm disabled in a wheelchair and on a pension" story. Unfortunately his email address was a work email address that lead me to find a a picture of him on his work website (standing up of course!).
No pity for some sellers. Take him to the cleaners.
People complain about $2.50 postage??? I'm not sure how they're affording to buy food if a $2.50 postage charge is bugging them!
but i have found another prob with aust post lately, registered tracking numbers are frequently coming up with no results... when number is checked on the aust post website.
I was under the impression that this was what registered mail is for so you can track its progress.
Has anybody else experienced this with aust post.
You have to insist that they scan the item when you drop it off. They don't like doing it but I always tell them I need it scanned because I have to prove I posted it today & they always do it.
PayPal claim and neg feedback. These guys need to learn.
I had a clown charge me $7:70 postage on a single card. When it didn't show up I asked for the registered post number and he told me he didn't send it registered.
I then got the "I'm disabled in a wheelchair and on a pension" story. Unfortunately his email address was a work email address that lead me to find a a picture of him on his work website (standing up of course!).
No pity for some sellers. Take him to the cleaners.
All reg post must be filled out with a form these days I have sent reg post just by putting them in a box as I was informed by the teller at aust post. This unfortunately could not be tracked untill it arrived at the post office of destination.I Received a card of ebay a few weeks back.... got charged $4.50 for postage, It turned up in a standard envelope with a 60c stamp on it with no penny sleeve no cardboard around it just the card.
It was just blind luck the card was ok.
Unrelated but i have found another prob with aust post lately, registered tracking numbers are frequently coming up with no results... when number is checked on the aust post website.
I was under the impression that this was what registered mail is for so you can track its progress.
Has anybody else experienced this with aust post.
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