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.
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
#33: Re: Some bumper help. Author: Jack123, Location: Earl Shilton UKPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 1:14 am ----
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 :/
#34: Re: Some bumper help. Author: MrBSI, Location: What's it to you? ? ?Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 2:20 am ----
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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