Is this the worst P&P DSR for an active seller

Jacks_xxx

shandypants5 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Love it. So you dont charge them, then they complain when YOU pay actual the postage.:rolleyes:

I know! I don't even know what they are objecting to! They got £3.14's worth of postage for nothing - ostensibly - and for some reason that offends them! :rolleyes::D

pitkin2020

thats the more the issue with the DSR's is the stupidity of the users rather than the system, its down to stupidity and pure ignorance along with the fact that a lot of people want something for nothing. Ebay has switched sides over the last 12-18months where they now only seem to protect the buyer and the seller has no rights

*LoopyLaura*

'Please don’t complain about the postage because I charge about £7 or less for the postage and for the rest (tape, envelopes, box, and to post it for time and (parking tickets and PENALTY CHARGE'

I'm still laughing !!! Can you believe he wrote this!!

DaveAshton

cyberbob wrote: »

Is this the worst P&P DSR for an active seller HERE

Not the worst DSR, but worst overall total: Clicky

soolin

*LoopyLaura* wrote: »

'Please don’t complain about the postage because I charge about £7 or less for the postage and for the rest (tape, envelopes, box, and to post it for time and (parking tickets and PENALTY CHARGE'

I'm still laughing !!! Can you believe he wrote this!!

That's the problem though, there are sellers that believe all that is actually allowable. That's why we need the ability to leave appropriate stars.

soolin

DaveAshton wrote: »

Not the worst DSR, but worst overall total: Clicky

Aw bless, he is still listing things and I assume expecting to sell something.

You really couldn't make this up could you!

pitkin2020

soolin wrote: »

That's the problem though, there are sellers that believe all that is actually allowable. That's why we need the ability to leave appropriate stars.

to be fair atleast the seller is being open and explaining to why his postage is too high and he should be able to include for the materials used and the cost of getting it to the post office, the cost being a reasonable cost and average cost or you could just use parcel to go £6.28 (there abouts) add an extra few P for packaging and jsut have a standard £6.99 postage why should a seller be out of pocket transporting good to the post office anyway just for Royal Mail do to there usual disappearing trick with your parcel atleast then you will only get marked down for P&P cost but should get 5 stars for dispatch time!! using royal mail you lose on dispatch time and P&P cost

*LoopyLaura*

Pitkin2020 - I was referring to the extra added which covered the 'penalty charge'............

soolin

pitkin2020 wrote: »

to be fair atleast the seller is being open and explaining to why his postage is too high and he should be able to include for the materials used and the cost of getting it to the post office, the cost being a reasonable cost and average cost or you could just use parcel to go £6.28 (there abouts) add an extra few P for packaging and jsut have a standard £6.99 postage why should a seller be out of pocket transporting good to the post office anyway just for Royal Mail do to there usual disappearing trick with your parcel atleast then you will only get marked down for P&P cost but should get 5 stars for dispatch time!! using royal mail you lose on dispatch time and P&P cost

I only ever use RM and seem to have no problems maintaining a decent set of stars. I also charge actual cost (in non media categories) or maybe add on 10 -15p for an envelope.

It really isn't rocket science.

SADIE

Originally posted by Soolin
Aw bless, he is still listing things and I assume expecting to sell something.

You really couldn't make this up could you!

Even worse he seems to be selling his services as a courier.