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Buyer address incorrect, parcel lost!
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did you put an invoice inside?
No didn't do that either! There is no record of my address inside.
I used to just sell torches and the item was such low cost that it wasn't worth writing the address on each one and taking the time to get a certificate of posting for 1 in 50 to get lost. I would have spent hours queuing to get back £2 for 1 lost item.
My mistake is to use the model I have developed for a low cost item to a higher cost item, then again it is hours of my time saved. If ebay say so then I will post the buyer a replacement and take the hit. Just like if it turns out to be faulty I dont get them to send it back as its not worth it to get it back to the manufacturer.
People dont seem to like the method I use but to be honest having saved 1 hour queuing and getting certificates of posting 2-3 times a week for many, many months, £13.75 seems no price to pay!
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well fair enough, if it works for you then that's fine, you save time but accept the risks involved.
Not a plan for everybody in my eyes but each to their own.if i had known then what i know now0 -
Gary123456790 wrote: »No didn't do that either! There is no record of my address inside.
I used to just sell torches and the item was such low cost that it wasn't worth writing the address on each one and taking the time to get a certificate of posting for 1 in 50 to get lost. I would have spent hours queuing to get back £2 for 1 lost item.
My mistake is to use the model I have developed for a low cost item to a higher cost item, then again it is hours of my time saved. If ebay say so then I will post the buyer a replacement and take the hit. Just like if it turns out to be faulty I dont get them to send it back as its not worth it to get it back to the manufacturer.
People dont seem to like the method I use but to be honest having saved 1 hour queuing and getting certificates of posting 2-3 times a week for many, many months, £13.75 seems no price to pay!
Gary.
maybe,but the cost of address labels with your own return address is negligible0 -
maybe,but the cost of address labels with your own return address is negligible
You are right this is one thing I could easily do which would cost no time at all and would occasionally bring an item back to my door.
This one looks good.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GOLD-SILVER-WHITE-Personalised-Printed-Self-Adhesive-Address-Stickers-Labels-/330823033280
Gary.0
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