Seller won't refund unpaid postage

dolby21

hey guys I know its only £2.10 but what ever happened to the principal!!!!

I would definately send a letter to RM CS. Dont put a stamp on it haha ( only kidding)

custardy

unfortunatly unless the seller produces a stamped proof of posting then rM wont be interested

missile

custardy wrote: »

right,you posted it was rm at fault

On the basis of the limited information available it is pointless to speculate on who is at fault. However, my post was correct and YOU picked fault with it:mad: Yours was incorrect :A

custardy

missile wrote: »

On the basis of the limited information available it is pointless to speculate on who is at fault. However, my post was correct and YOU picked fault with it:mad: Yours was incorrect :A

you posted it was rm's fault
the package reached the delivery office with no postage
unless the postage was applied by the person working at the counter in the post office its down to the seller

if its pointless to speculate then why did you decide it was RM at fault?

missile

custardy wrote: »

you posted it was rm's fault

If you must pick fault with other peoples post at least try to get it right :mad:

Read post # 14 again and even you will see I said

Originally Posted by missile
It seems RM is at fault.

Originally Posted by custardy
rm's at fault because the seller either didnt afix any postage or didnt affix it sufficiently?

This is incorrect, RM is not at fault for what the seller did or did not do.

custardy

take your own advice and note the ? at the end of my sentence

frivolous_fay

Happy pills are on me!

o o o o o

misterthrifty

Just to clarify........the seller has sent me a scan of the recorded receipt stamped by the PO, so I must assume that stamps were on it when it was posted. I guess they must have fallen off? before it reached my post office hence the charge.

I appreciate it's not much but I still think it's up to the seller to refund me and sort it out, they have only offered a partial 'goodwill' payment. If the stamps were not fixed properly then it's their fault and if I had refused to pay then the seller would have to pay the fine to get it back.

frivolous_fay

It's really only a point of the seller having proof of what they paid... and proof of what you were charged. They take it up with the PO (assuming they went to the PO) and the PO cough up.

If they didn't take it to the counter, I suppose that might explain their reluctance to refund something they're unlikely to get repaid.

missile

Originally Posted by custardy
rm's at fault because the seller either didnt afix any postage or didnt affix it sufficiently?

Maybe english is not your first language? :rotfl: