TSFE... Where to begin?!

custardy

the scarey thing is many people think writing freepost on an item makes it freepost.
ive written before about the lib dem 'save our post office' capaign who would regularly get loads of letters with no stamp and freepost written on them.
seems the senders were concerned for their post office but not enough to actually use it

maggie111

My OH asked me the other day why I frequent the eBay forum when I rarely buy anything on there and I don't sell anything. This is why!! I love reading about people's stupidity!!!

fishingcinema

ahhhhhhhhh so thats how free post works
great the next time i need to send something and dont fancy paying for it free post now i know how



i did have a good laugh reading this thread

picnic

:rotfl:how proud the parents must be to know that their child is not a complete moron... he can do math :rotfl:

Swan_2

maggie111 wrote: »

My OH asked me the other day why I frequent the eBay forum when I rarely buy anything on there and I don't sell anything. This is why!! I love reading about people's stupidity!!!

I must confess to spending quite a lot of time lurking on this forum for the same reason

although my daughter sells now & again & I've been able to give her some good advice from what I've learned here along the way

NotQuiteNorbert

picnic wrote: »

:rotfl:how proud the parents must be to know that their child is not a complete moron... he can do math :rotfl:

_obvious_daily_mail_reader wrote:

I am not happy, I received your item yesterday. You state postage is FREE yet it has cost £2.61 to post the item. I paid £4.99 for this game and beleived it would be freepost.

Clearly that is not the case and the game should have only cost me £2.39.

No he can't! £2.39 +£2.61 = £5, not £4.99...

Kid's a moron!

picnic

im sure they would say "he tried... we give rewads for efford not achievment..." no wonder the worlds going to hell in a hand cart......