they might notice dates after limit, I cant say exactly how carefully they check!
only other way is to get proof of postage slip from postoffice that is stamped, or sometimes they will write the door number and postcode and stamp it on receipt, thats the only other thing I can think of. That way you can send 1st class and not pay extra.
In any case, I know its a hassle but I think it is always good on auctions to keep proof of postage for cheaper items and do signed for on higher price, that way if they say it didnt turn up you have proof to show in dispute.
If you get have proof of some items before feedback is left and if received ok then you get feedback and thats proof, right?
Last edited by oompaloompa; 01-04-2009 at 07:00 AM.
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