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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #15 on: 22 March 2011, 19:18:25 »

on the phone to the royal mail again today after once again being promised that a manager will call within 24hours.

sorry cant help, make a claim was basically the reply. appaulling service.

ebay seller has said swivel on it so pay pal claim the only way.

(£200 worth of stuff)

i dont think the manager could be bothered to move in his chair and reach for the mouse.

these " epods " electronic signature devices, are they gps based or even the vans to tell where they are a given time??

are these the ones used by the royal ripoff?

http://www.isotrak.com/downloads/content/Datasheet_EPOD_ver2.0.pdf

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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #16 on: 22 March 2011, 19:36:41 »

Am fed up of missing items, Fed up at chasing royal mail.

I send a weekly reminder to seller for a missing item, most respond and are helpfull, some igmore the requests but wake up when threatened with a paypay refund/request, normany they get of thier butts and send the item which worries me as they probably didnt send it in the 1st place.  :-/
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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #17 on: 22 March 2011, 20:43:43 »

i`ve got the oppostie problem at the moment i`ve recieved an item but according to my bank statement the £33 has been refunded to my account...... i`ve e-mailed the seller but all i got was wait 7-10 working days for a parcel to appear....... i`m a little bit confused as what to do next as i`m trying to be honest here and tell them i`ve got the parcel but paypal says i`ve not paid em due to insufficent funds in bank account.... :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/
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« Reply #18 on: 22 March 2011, 21:19:31 »

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Our postie is great with parcels that have to be signed for when we are at work, he signs for them himself and leaves them in the porch.... :y :y
ours does that haha but i know hes ok hes my ex,s brother
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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #19 on: 22 March 2011, 22:02:42 »

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on the phone to the royal mail again today after once again being promised that a manager will call within 24hours.

sorry cant help, make a claim was basically the reply. appaulling service.

ebay seller has said swivel on it so pay pal claim the only way.

(£200 worth of stuff)

i dont think the manager could be bothered to move in his chair and reach for the mouse.

these " epods " electronic signature devices, are they gps based or even the vans to tell where they are a given time??

are these the ones used by the royal ripoff?

http://www.isotrak.com/downloads/content/Datasheet_EPOD_ver2.0.pdf

 :-?

I dont know whether they have the facility to say what location they are at where a signature is accquired, they are GPS based as they have built in sat-nav

That specific one in the link doesnt look like ours though
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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #20 on: 23 March 2011, 08:16:22 »

Carry on with the manager and put a claim in to the royal mail for the £200.

Then the Police

Failing that small claims court against the manager.

The stuff has been stolen by someone. It is neither yours nor the sellers fault, it is RMs fault.
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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #21 on: 23 March 2011, 16:30:44 »

The sender has to make any claim against Royal Mail They have paid for the service and the contract lies with them. I know it sounds silly but its the same anywhere. Sound like senders have put wrong adresse on items. If you pm me tracking numbers I will try to see what i can find out

ps for Martin be very careful about remarks to sue individuals.
all the fact need to be looked at carefully.
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Re: ebay missing parcels
« Reply #22 on: 23 March 2011, 17:39:09 »

Lets just say we have a good post woman but we have had other fillins who don't last long.

And it wasn't us who complained.

Never had any mail opened either.
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