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| | Author: | Link_Floyd | Posted: | Apr 13, 2022 11:25 | Subject: | Buyers claiming not received | Viewed: | 144 times | Topic: | Problem | |
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| WHY DOES IT ALWAYS GO IN THE BUYERS FAVOUR IF THEY CLAIM THEY HAVE NOT RECEIVED
? HAVE PROOF OF POSTAGE , RECORDED DELIVER NOT SELECTED AND I OFFER IT , GET
THREATENED WITH NEGATIVE FEEDBACK !
ALWAYS IN THE BUYERS FAVOUR !
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| | | | Author: | beaverbrick | Posted: | Apr 13, 2022 11:43 | Subject: | Re: Buyers claiming not received | Viewed: | 54 times | Topic: | Problem | |
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| In Problem, Link_Floyd writes:
| WHY DOES IT ALWAYS GO IN THE BUYERS FAVOUR IF THEY CLAIM THEY HAVE NOT RECEIVED
? HAVE PROOF OF POSTAGE , RECORDED DELIVER NOT SELECTED AND I OFFER IT , GET
THREATENED WITH NEGATIVE FEEDBACK !
ALWAYS IN THE BUYERS FAVOUR !
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Well, can your prove that the buyer did not receive the item? Proof of postage
is just that... it does not prove that the item was delivered.
If you ordered something online and never received it, wouldn't you expect
to be refunded/sent replacement?
Insurance is for the seller, not the buyer. If this is happening regularly to
you, then you need to consider only offering tracked delivery (at the likely
loss of orders due to higher postage) or accept that it is a part of doing business
and you'll get a few missing parcels each year.
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| | | | Author: | tjb01527 | Posted: | Apr 13, 2022 13:52 | Subject: | Re: Buyers claiming not received | Viewed: | 47 times | Topic: | Problem | |
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| In Problem, Link_Floyd writes:
| WHY DOES IT ALWAYS GO IN THE BUYERS FAVOUR IF THEY CLAIM THEY HAVE NOT RECEIVED
? HAVE PROOF OF POSTAGE , RECORDED DELIVER NOT SELECTED AND I OFFER IT , GET
THREATENED WITH NEGATIVE FEEDBACK !
ALWAYS IN THE BUYERS FAVOUR !
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Any order over £20 & I charge for signed for/tracked post. Parcels do get lost.
There are certain countries that I will make them take "signed for" as they have
a record of post going missing. Holding a receipt from the Post office is not
proof that your item arrived. Dig out the receipts for the cost of the goods
you bought & put in a claim to Royal Mail. Sadly, things get lost. Don't
dwell on it.
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