Postage discrepancies

[ivycat1!]

I have bought many dresses from Ebay & the postage each time is around £3.50 first class. I bought a dress recently and queried the £5.75 first class postage. I was told Ebay had said that was correct The dress came today & the amount on the post office label is £3.55, the same as Ive always paid. There has been no offer of reimbursement from the seller & i dont expect I will get the extra i paid back from her. Is there any way i can claim this back?

[corred]

@ivycat1! 

eBay do not get involved in postal disputes

P&P as long as you only pay the advertised price is not overcharged

P&P is both post (stamp price) and packaging materials

The seller only receives 87p of every £1 you pay in P&P......so your seller only received around £5,,,,,£1.45 is not really excessive for packaging costs etc

[ivycat1!]

"....... as long as the advertised price is not overcharged..."

I had already politely enquired of the seller if the postal charge of £5.70 was correct as it seemed rather high for a lightweight dress & i was told yes that was the correct price. So yes, i do consider the advertised price of £5.70 was overcharged when the postage was over £2.30 less!

[pixiesen2012]

it isn't just the cost of the stamp, it's Postage & Packaging,

you paid the sellers advertised price

you thought it was high but you still purchased the item, so you accepted the sellers P&P