03-11-2025 3:01 PM
Hi all,
I have recently sold a fairly heavy and bulky item.
As normal I chose the postage option when listing and picked a more expensive service (about £15) to cover the size and weight.
After selling and taking the item I have noticed that the buyer has changed the postage to a basic, cheap option.
I am concerned by this as if the item doesn't get delivered or there are extra charges, I bet I'll be liable.
Is this something new ? Seems like a bad idea to me, buyer may not understand size and weight. Nothing flagged up to inform me of this change.
Cheers
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03-11-2025 3:34 PM
Seller selects the size of item during the listing process. Buyer only gets to choose postage options within that size restriction. Even with the cheaper option sellers and buyers are automatically protected for loss or damage in transit for up to £750.
If you think the postage is wrong it's best to cancel/refund the transaction with buyer's agreement and relist with correct postage for them to buy again.
03-11-2025 3:34 PM
Seller selects the size of item during the listing process. Buyer only gets to choose postage options within that size restriction. Even with the cheaper option sellers and buyers are automatically protected for loss or damage in transit for up to £750.
If you think the postage is wrong it's best to cancel/refund the transaction with buyer's agreement and relist with correct postage for them to buy again.
03-11-2025 4:56 PM
03-11-2025 11:20 PM
has changed the postage to a basic, cheap option.
They were entitled to, as the listing offered the choice of standard or express delivery.
03-11-2025 11:32 PM