what feedback shall I leave? combined postage

Brooker_Dave

Nednats wrote: »

IThey charged me in £10 pound for 2 items that cost about £2.53

That's known in the trade as making a profit, it's what businesses do.

Why did you expect them not to make money on shipping???

pulliptears

pulliptears wrote: »

have you contacted the seller yet nednats?

Again, have you contacted the seller?

Unless you give them the chance to rectify I do feel you are being unfair. If they refuse then go for it and neg them, but please let them know you are unhappy first!

Nednats

emailed them last night yet recieve a reply

babys*mum

Quote:
A £1.00 fee will be charged for collections.

Not sure how long it has been an option but there is one to Add a cost for collecting in person on the sell your item form

There also used to be an option to dispute P+P in paypal but they do not get involved in the dispute

If the link is still available in the resolution centre, (do not file significantly not as described) any refund will be voluntary, you cannot escalate the dispute, but it may tip the balance and the seller may just refund

bunny999

If you are not happy with postal charges you shouldn't bid on an item. I don't think it's fair to leave a negative if the postal charges were clearly stated in the ad.
P & P charges include postage and packaging costs and the time involved packing and posting the goods. Paypal also take a cut of the money. When deciding whether to purchase you should consider the total price.

There is no ebay rule stating that sellers have to combine postage - you should always check before you bid. Also these days it can be cheaper to post items seperately rather than together.

Nednats

bunny999 wrote: »

If you are not happy with postal charges you shouldn't bid on an item. I don't think it's fair to leave a negative if the postal charges were clearly stated in the ad.
P & P charges include postage and packaging costs and the time involved packing and posting the goods. Paypal also take a cut of the money. When deciding whether to purchase you should consider the total price.

There is no ebay rule stating that sellers have to combine postage - you should always check before you bid. Also these days it can be cheaper to post items seperately rather than together.

I won one iten form this ebayer. After winning I saw another item they were selling ending in a few mintues so bid on it. There wasn't time to contact the bidder before bidding. I contacted them straight away to explain and ask about combining the postage. They refused. But if they refused they should of sent the items spearatly which they did not. I'm not bothered the how much i was charged i'm bothered about the cheek someone has refuse combined postage and then send them together anyway.