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Citylink Signature
Allan87
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I cannot seem to find an option to view this on the website, just a "signed for by x", does it have to be requested? If its on request will PayPal request one when investigating a non received item (£800 value) or simply decide in the buyer's favour as a delivery status on its own isn't enough for high value items?
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I don't know of any company which has a viewable signature online. What you have is enough.0
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Royal Mail does...0
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CityLink can provide you with a copy of the signature if you contact them. (I believe there is a small charge for it).They deem him their worst enemy who tells them the truth. -- Plato0
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UPS does. Thats who I use for my shipments now.
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I can download signatures from Citylink, but we are a business, I don't know if it applies to individual customers. But they use those electronic pads to get the signature so it's always just a squiggle, it's impossible to sign anything legible on those electronic thingys.0
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Not in my area they don't. Its always traditional pen and paper when I receive and send with Citylink.I can download signatures from Citylink, but we are a business, I don't know if it applies to individual customers. But they use those electronic pads to get the signature so it's always just a squiggle, it's impossible to sign anything legible on those electronic thingys.
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A penny saved, is a penny earned
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There is a link a fair way down the FAQs saying "How do I get Proof of Delivery (POD)".
It then says If you are the sender of the goods and require a hard copy POD please refer to your account holding depot
I assume that means you contact the depot you sent it from.What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0 -
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