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Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 668164)

In that case they will just send you the difference you paid for the signature. But they will pay out in stamps, not cash.

Originally Posted by Doofy05 (Post 668178)

so if it turns out that my item was intact delivered they will only compensate me for the signature which was not obtained?

so just the £1/£1.10 recorded delivery fee?

Originally Posted by Doofy05 (Post 668176)

the thing is i don't actually know what has happened to the item. weather it was delivered or not.

as far as i am concerned i have tracked the item using the barcode and the results show as undelivered. no signature.

i spoke to royal mail over the phone and gave them a few of the tracking numbers to look into for me. they came back to me with no trace of the parcel and that i am eligible to make the claim.

if once i make the claims, they contact the recipients of the parcels to check if the item was delivered and it was. Then in my book i have done nothing wrong.
How was i to know that the item was delivered if when tracked it shows nothing.

Originally Posted by Bunneh (Post 668831)

It's people like this that make the postage prices go up :pout:

Originally Posted by Bunneh (Post 668937)

Well if he is doing this to scam people and not the honest way,

Then when royal mail send the automatic letter out asking if the buyer received the item, and the buyers come back with yes on multiple items & buyers.. that is when he will get what is coming for him lol..

And if he is even more lucky he will get some nasty messages from them on ebay to.