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HELP! Seller not paid full postage...
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Op, if you go to collect it in person you have the option of 'refusing' the parcel if it turns out to be junk mail or something (it does happen) you can also get them to give you a receipt so that you can send that to your seller if necessary.0
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I don't know if this helps but when this happened to me I emailed the seller and told them. They were very nice, told me to collect it and they refunded me the cost.0
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As a seller, I would definitely refund you with a BIG apology to try and protect my stars. As a buyer, think I would go and get the parcel and hope that the seller was nice...!0
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As a seller I would refund it, if they had low feedback I might ask for evidence, but overall I wouldn't fight against it.
Also as a buyer and seller I am more than happy that sellers can't leave negative feedback I have 3 courses of action:
1, They pay and I leave them positive feedback.
2, They don't pay and I file a none paying bidder report.
As much as I can't leave a negative a few none paying bidder marks and they are banned.
And as a buyer I know I can now leave honest feedback and not get a revenge attack on my feedback.Have my first business premises (+4th business) 01/11/2017
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Charlies_Mummy wrote: »Don't Ebay delete negative comments left by sellers though? I think if the buyer reports them then they're immediately removed.
Yes they are - and the seller can be 'warned' ...too many warnings and they can receive a ban for breaking ebay rules!0 -
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I suppose another option is to do nothing until your other orders arrive and you can identify which seller this is from. Then contact them to sort out the excess postage online. If they don't do this, you open an item not received dispute to get your money back. Eventually the packet will be returned to the sender if they have put a return address on it.0
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having watched a report on bbc about the post office / royal mails difference in pricing on parcels etc this may not be the sellers fault completly
i would collect parcel then email seller and ask them for the difference
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