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Seller won't refund unpaid postage
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misterthrifty wrote: »The seller has proof they posted the letter RD so I don't doubt it had postage then, but it was lost by the time it got to my PO. I don't see why it's my problem though, it's up to the sender to sort it out surely?
its not your problem.
do they have proof of postage or just the RD label with the tracking number?
can you see any evidence of stamps/labels having been stuck to the packaging?0 -
It seems RM is at fault. Why should you be out of pocket? but equally why should seller be out of pocket?
Is it really worth whinging on here about £2.10?"A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
Ride hard or stay home :iloveyou:0 -
It seems RM is at fault. Why should you be out of pocket? but equally why should seller be out of pocket?
Is it really worth whinging on here about £2.10?
rm's at fault because the seller either didnt afix any postage or didnt affix it sufficiently?
unless it was labeled by a po that is0 -
rm's at fault because the seller either didnt afix any postage or didnt affix it sufficiently?
that would make it sellers fault dude :j
Irrespective of whose fault it is, IMHO £2.10 is not worth beating your gums over."A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
Ride hard or stay home :iloveyou:0 -
Recorded delivery is actually only a guaranteed method IF it has had the reverse of the slip stamped at the PO, therefore, seller could quite easily have just stuck the RC label on and popped in post box if they were feeling tight!0
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this must be a fairly small item so easly posted
£1 fee
70p for RD
only leaves 40p postage0 -
Neg them, that will get their attention.
I have done this in the past and is quite annoying bit I refunded the diffeerence immediately.0 -
The post office would have checked the packaging before stamping the Recorded Delivery slip, if the packaging did not have stamps then the person checking at the post office would not have stamped the receipt without charging for postage. You cannot just pop the item in the post first then go and get the receipt stamped after. Get them to send you a copy of the receipt, which should have been stamped.Debt Free!!!0
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