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 Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:54 pm |
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Joined: Jan 21, 2012
Posts: 345
Trade Rating: +2
Location: Earl Shilton UK
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| macca1411 wrote: |
If a delivery company had delivered them, then there should have been a bar-coded address label on the packaging along with a track and trace number. Even the cheap and cheerful companies use tracking. The delivery company name would usually be printed on the label too. In past experience, most companies require a POD unless the customer has specified that they can leave in a safe location. The back garden would be classed as a safe location in most circumstances. I have seen all kinds of things shoved through a door to say where a parcel has been left when a driver has run out of calling cards. Never seen an oily ebay invoice though. Just re-advertise them if you don't want to get them sprayed. If you sell them for £1 each and charge £20 postage (which seems cheap for 2 bumpers) you'll have made a profit.
| paul_c wrote: |
| There does seem to be a sub-culture of cheap and cheerful delivery companies which neglect to do the basics, such as packaging.. |
I don't know of one delivery company that will package the item for you unless you pay them for the service such as the partnership Sony and PC World have with DPD. |
Neah, no address or anything on the bumpers, they are rapped together in what seems like bin bags, so I assume no courier was used, I had no contact with any specifying that they could be left.
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| Cherry Red 206 1.1 99'
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Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 4:50 pm |
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Joined: Feb 08, 2010
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| jakjack1 wrote: |
| macca1411 wrote: |
If a delivery company had delivered them, then there should have been a bar-coded address label on the packaging along with a track and trace number. Even the cheap and cheerful companies use tracking. The delivery company name would usually be printed on the label too. In past experience, most companies require a POD unless the customer has specified that they can leave in a safe location. The back garden would be classed as a safe location in most circumstances. I have seen all kinds of things shoved through a door to say where a parcel has been left when a driver has run out of calling cards. Never seen an oily ebay invoice though. Just re-advertise them if you don't want to get them sprayed. If you sell them for £1 each and charge £20 postage (which seems cheap for 2 bumpers) you'll have made a profit.
| paul_c wrote: |
| There does seem to be a sub-culture of cheap and cheerful delivery companies which neglect to do the basics, such as packaging.. |
I don't know of one delivery company that will package the item for you unless you pay them for the service such as the partnership Sony and PC World have with DPD. |
Neah, no address or anything on the bumpers, they are rapped together in what seems like bin bags, so I assume no courier was used, I had no contact with any specifying that they could be left. |
told him you never recieved it and ask for proof of delivery
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Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 1:14 am |
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Joined: Jan 21, 2012
Posts: 345
Trade Rating: +2
Location: Earl Shilton UK
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| Seabook wrote: |
| jakjack1 wrote: |
| macca1411 wrote: |
If a delivery company had delivered them, then there should have been a bar-coded address label on the packaging along with a track and trace number. Even the cheap and cheerful companies use tracking. The delivery company name would usually be printed on the label too. In past experience, most companies require a POD unless the customer has specified that they can leave in a safe location. The back garden would be classed as a safe location in most circumstances. I have seen all kinds of things shoved through a door to say where a parcel has been left when a driver has run out of calling cards. Never seen an oily ebay invoice though. Just re-advertise them if you don't want to get them sprayed. If you sell them for £1 each and charge £20 postage (which seems cheap for 2 bumpers) you'll have made a profit.
| paul_c wrote: |
| There does seem to be a sub-culture of cheap and cheerful delivery companies which neglect to do the basics, such as packaging.. |
I don't know of one delivery company that will package the item for you unless you pay them for the service such as the partnership Sony and PC World have with DPD. |
Neah, no address or anything on the bumpers, they are rapped together in what seems like bin bags, so I assume no courier was used, I had no contact with any specifying that they could be left. |
told him you never recieved it and ask for proof of delivery |
I've already said in a message that they were delivered but are wrong :/
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| Cherry Red 206 1.1 99'
Wanted List;
Crystal Headlights.
PM Me if you are selling! | |
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Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 2:20 am |
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Joined: Nov 27, 2010
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Trade Rating: +10
Location: What's it to you? ? ?
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| marc206 wrote: |
love how that guy was selling a 206 and the guy did a hpi check and found it was actually a write off  |
Its still taxed & insured somewhere so someones driving around in it 
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