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stevebills 12-07-2015 02:33 AM

2 items sent in one box
 
Is it wise to send multiple items in one box as the buyer can then say there was only one item in the box and u are screwed

Thx Steve

dbhana121 12-07-2015 03:06 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stevebills (Post 726704)
Is it wise to send multiple items in one box as the buyer can then say there was only one item in the box and u are screwed

Thx Steve

I do this all the time, buyers buy maybe 3 or 5 items, i send them all in one package to save on postage costs, and i have never had a complaint.

just_smile 12-07-2015 04:17 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
You have a tracking number. You would use that number for proof of delivery for both items.

You run the same risk of people claiming the package was empty even if you send items one by one.

Underhand 12-07-2015 06:06 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
I send two or more only ever had one complaint, a guy said I sent one when I sent two, he opened a case claiming this. I send my items tracked he'd signed for it and I checked the weight of the parcel and that confirmed two had been sent. Let Ebay know this that I have a receipt to prove there was two items (because of the weight)and the case was awarded in my favour.

stevenice 12-07-2015 07:23 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
I sent items in a box. Until now there is no issue with buyer.

wired 12-07-2015 07:35 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Keep the posting receipt to show the weight. You may get the ' there was only one in the box' rubbish, only happened once to me, but it happens...

realdeals 12-07-2015 07:59 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
If they are gonna screw you over, they will do it anyway.

wired 12-07-2015 10:42 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by realdeals (Post 726758)
If they are gonna screw you over, they will do it anyway.

Too true.

Up to now, this week, I could of put in about 15 INR's for things i've bought totalling over £500. Could of been Christmas for free in my house. People really need to start using Recorded services - I know they aint 100% but its definitely better that no proof of delivery.

luckoftheirish93 12-07-2015 11:44 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
this happened me once they messaged me a pic of ripped bag with no royal mail apology note from them saying sorry destroying the parcel, and said they only got one item in the bag (yeah right)
anyway if they are scumbags sure they will do it anyways like the boys above said, karma will get them someday if they do that

stevebills 12-07-2015 02:55 PM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
i use myHermes and proof of delivery every time but that was not the question
I had a buyer claim there was one item in the box not 2 and I am sure i sent 2 and I don't see a weight on the receipt because i weigh my own stuff only if im not sure and its heavy but most go out at 1 kilo or less

thx
steve

jrandleww 12-07-2015 03:00 PM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
i do it . i never thought about how it could become an issue. the package weight is usually around double when sending 2 items so you could at least point to that. why would you pay for more postage but only send 1 item.

Underhand 12-07-2015 03:20 PM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
The question is are you willing to pay the extra postage. Why don't you just send the items you sell 2 or 3 of with Royal Mail then you have the weight on the receipt. Bit more expensive but saves you this hassle now. Personally I wouldn't use Hermes, cheapest I think but I use to work for them,not good for issues like this and getting signatures. The couriers are paid by the parcel (some paid well others not) on a self employed basis. Some don't give a s**t

bigdaz 12-07-2015 03:43 PM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
funny this post came up as i had buyer claim exactly this today, finished their barely readable sentence with 'honest ebayer'. I have added the tracking number for each item to ebay and will not be refunding them

oompaloompa 12-07-2015 04:32 PM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
it never occurred to me not to send them both together...

in fact when I get x2 sales together, I make a few £ extra as I always factor in postage, so I save on 1 of them.

stevebills 12-08-2015 05:22 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
I will be weighing and photographing all orders with 2 or more in the same parcel to combat any fraud from now on :brushteeth:

stevebills 12-08-2015 05:24 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bigdaz (Post 726846)
funny this post came up as i had buyer claim exactly this today, finished their barely readable sentence with 'honest ebayer'. I have added the tracking number for each item to ebay and will not be refunding them

the only problem with this is you will get bad feedback and still ebay may refund the buyer :faint:

stevebills 12-08-2015 05:25 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Underhand (Post 726840)
The question is are you willing to pay the extra postage. Why don't you just send the items you sell 2 or 3 of with Royal Mail then you have the weight on the receipt. Bit more expensive but saves you this hassle now. Personally I wouldn't use Hermes, cheapest I think but I use to work for them,not good for issues like this and getting signatures. The couriers are paid by the parcel (some paid well others not) on a self employed basis. Some don't give a s**t

royal mail maybe the way forward :faint:

stevebills 12-08-2015 05:28 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Underhand (Post 726840)
Personally I wouldn't use Hermes, cheapest I think but I use to work for them,not good for issues like this and getting signatures. The couriers are paid by the parcel (some paid well others not) on a self employed basis. Some don't give a s**t

I had royal mail parcels cut open with a Stanley knife last year and stuff removed so they are not perfect :doh:

GreenBean 12-08-2015 05:41 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stevenice (Post 726743)
I sent items in a box. Until now there is no issue with buyer.

But how many items are in the same box?

:doh:

just_smile 12-08-2015 06:09 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stevebills (Post 726989)
I will be weighing and photographing all orders with 2 or more in the same parcel to combat any fraud from now on :brushteeth:

Sigh.... :doh: You can lead a horse to water....

I answered how to combat this situation in post 3.

I repeat... If TRACKING shows as DELIVERED then you will win any case for item not received. This includes 'missing' items from a package.

If a buyer claims an item is missing. Then you take it on a case by case basis. Sometimes they are telling the truth. Packages can become damaged in transit. You then make the decision to send a replacement or not.

stevebills 12-09-2015 05:21 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 726998)
Sigh.... :doh: You can lead a horse to water....

I answered how to combat this situation in post 3.

I repeat... If TRACKING shows as DELIVERED then you will win any case for item not received. This includes 'missing' items from a package.

If a buyer claims an item is missing. Then you take it on a case by case basis. Sometimes they are telling the truth. Packages can become damaged in transit. You then make the decision to send a replacement or not.

do u send a replacement out?:peace:

stevebills 12-09-2015 05:22 AM

Re: 2 items sent in one box
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 726998)
Sigh.... :doh: You can lead a horse to water....

I answered how to combat this situation in post 3.

I repeat... If TRACKING shows as DELIVERED then you will win any case for item not received. This includes 'missing' items from a package.

If a buyer claims an item is missing. Then you take it on a case by case basis. Sometimes they are telling the truth. Packages can become damaged in transit. You then make the decision to send a replacement or not.

so do I open a case?
do i tell buyer to make a claim?:peace:


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