Evri qr

[chelseatrueblue]

Have sold five items to same buyer but have been given five different qr code labels?can I just put one of the labels on package or do all five have to be scanned at drop off point to record that the five items have been sent?

[tressygirl]

If the buyer has 5 QR labels,  then they have paid for 5 postages,  and these should be then sent separately.

@chelseatrueblue 

[brookheather]

If you don't send as five separate packages your buyer could claim not to have received the others - you will only have protection for non-delivery by sending as five parcels.  If EVRi lose the one parcel you would not be protected for the other four items.

[xenavsbuffy1]

I know a lot of places have this novel idea called Combined Postage and invoices? I know its an out f the box idea but instead of 5x the work and of course the Buyer paying 5x the amount, they could introduce a system where these 5 get put into 1? I know pretty innovative but I hear it solves a lot of problems 

[caf_uk]

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@xenavsbuffy1 wrote:

I know a lot of places have this novel idea called Combined Postage and invoices? I know its an out f the box idea but instead of 5x the work and of course the Buyer paying 5x the amount, they could introduce a system where these 5 get put into 1? I know pretty innovative but I hear it solves a lot of problems 

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You know, I could be wrong but I think there used to something exactly like this on Ebay. I vaguely recall that if a buyer wanted several items they could put them in their 'basket' and request that the seller sent them a combined invoice for all the items with one postage cost.

Of course this could have just been a dream, I mean why would Ebay suddenly want to collect 'commission' on 5 lots of postage and receive 5 lots of 'buyer protection' fees, I mean it just doesn't make sense does it