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β11-04-2025 1:16 PM
but it still goes with one of the two carriers, it's listed as such. And it's sold as being cheaper but it's more expensive, maybe when you get to larger items it is better. And penalised for being too far from an evri dropoff with even more expensive prices.
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β12-04-2025 7:09 AM
Please don't make simple delivery compulsory. How am I going to combine orders for buyers?
It's more expensive than now and I sell lots of items that are non-standard sizes and weights. DON'T DO THIS TO US EBAY!
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β12-04-2025 7:27 AM
@magiclanternist wrote:
Please don't make simple delivery compulsory. How am I going to combine orders for buyers?
It's more expensive than now and I sell lots of items that are non-standard sizes and weights. DON'T DO THIS TO US EBAY!
Unfortunately , eBay do not come onto this forum to see your plea.
However, there's no stopping Simple Delivery, it's coming in mandatory, for all Private sellers from the 15th April.
You may find your existing listings slowly being changed to Simple Delivery now.
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β12-04-2025 10:10 PM
Vinteds postage costs for delivery to home are far as I can see (they dont advertise them anywhere) are
up to 500g - Evri Β£2.99/RM Β£3.39
501g to 1kg - Evri Β£4.29/RM Β£5.09
1kg to 2kg - Evri Β£6.29/RM Β£6.59
So yes they do pay silly prices. They may have Inpost but given all the problems they have with couriers muddling up parcels, I wouldnt use them. They also have Yodel and DPD but the charges are the same as Evri.
What they dont have is the buyers penalty for the seller choosing only 1 courier but Vinted dont do RM collection from home.
And I use Vinted but Ive never been called young hip before, so thank you - Im in my 60s!
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10:35 PM
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5:53 PM
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kh-mfaiz
I only use RM collection on Vinted and never had a problem.I am in a very rural area with no Evri or DPD only RM.
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β12-04-2025 10:48 PM - edited β12-04-2025 10:53 PM
Due to vinted also trying to fit a square peg in to a round hole (like eBay are but in a different way)
Those prices are not right
its all a bit crazy but once you know what youβre doing itβs fine
I spent 20 minutes trying to explain it but gave myself a headache so deleted it all as didnβt want to pass it on to you
Vinted sellers list items as small medium or large
then vinted detail what they regard as small medium and large by size and weight for Royal Mail and by courier but they have got it wrong
I will just say that up to 2kg you only pay 3.39 or 3.45 now from April with RM if you pick small or medium
If you pick large ie vinteds large it means itβs a RM medium size parcel and will be the next price band up
I donβt recognise those later two prices you put but will read around in case itβs changed v recently
mix ups with inpost happen sometimes because using a qr code instead of a printed label you put unmarked package in locker and person who collects sometimes mixes it all up when producing the labels
But with inpost theyβre so flexible β¦.on which locker size you use what weight it is (youβre allowed anything up to 15kg) you can pretty much send anything if it fits in the locker and pay the minimum price
home deliveries tend to cost a bit more but not much more
ps youβre welcome
60s is the new 40s βstill got it β βΊοΈπ€£
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β13-04-2025 8:24 PM
That's expensive.
I've looked at vinted for buying but it's so hard to search for things 9same age group as you!). I know sellers moan about all the details ebay ask on a clothing listing but if they are filled out properly it really does help the buyer to find them
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β14-04-2025 2:10 PM
If what you are saying is correct, does this not mean that you could take the matter to the Ombudsman Postal Redress Service (POSTRS)?
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β14-04-2025 3:07 PM
Who has the time to do this and actually get a sensible result? EBay is the postal operator as they have taken charge of all delivery methods, but there is no way they will accept any complaint about this, do anything, give a response (required for the next stage) and this is on the back of there are ONLY ROBOTS at Feebay now, whom itβs impossible to contact.
A great idea but just too hard to achieve for the average seller. Things like this have to be done en masse with a standardised form so everyone is saying exactly the same thing. Random letters will get us nowhere. Anybody computer savvy and coherent offering to put something together for us all to complete?πππ
How to use POSTRS:
1. Complain to the postal operator first:
You need to first contact Royal Mail or another postal operator and allow them to attempt to resolve your complaint.
2. If unresolved, go to the Postal Review Panel (PRP):
After contacting the operator, you should go to the Postal Review Panel (PRP) and receive a final response.
3. If still unhappy, apply to POSTRS:
If you are not happy with the PRP's response, you can then apply to POSTRS.
4. Submit your complaint:
You can submit your complaint by downloading an application form from the CEDR's website or calling them.
5. CEDR will assess your case:
CEDR will make an initial assessment within 15 working days to see if your application meets the requirements of the service.
6. POSTRS will notify the postal operator:
If your application is accepted, POSTRS will notify the postal operator about your complaint.
7. Investigation and resolution:
POSTRS will investigate your case and attempt to find a resolution.
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β15-04-2025 11:32 AM
Have noticed they have closed the big thread " Having to opt out of Simple Delivery on EVERY LISTING""
on seller central. So have come here. I don't know if i'm just extremely lucky or its depends on what you are selling but I have been able to switch to advanced delivery on pretty much everything so far unless I forget and the buyer is offered a choice and they inevitably choose the cheapest untracked option
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β15-04-2025 12:45 PM
I know, it is so wrong. I send out out mainly small packages that used to be Β£2.90 with Evri all tracked. . Now the same items are costing over a pound more to send with Royal Mail tracked. Will be taking my items off Ebay.
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β15-04-2025 1:25 PM
with simple delivery, if you accept both Evri and RM then, the up to 1kg will be Β£2.94 and 2kg Β£3.71
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β15-04-2025 1:27 PM - edited β15-04-2025 1:28 PM
They actually reduced it now to 3.44 for both 1 and 2kg weights
and Iβve got evri disabled too
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β15-04-2025 1:31 PM
May be useful to some just discovered local corner shop where I drop Collect+/ Yodel have just started accepting Royal Mail, much more convenient, open longer & walking distance. PO Sorting Office only 8-10 am . Lived here long enough to have used the shop as a sub post office!
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β15-04-2025 2:04 PM
its taking them weeks to sort out the postage price to Β£3.44 ,so how long will it take them to sort out all the other mess ?
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β15-04-2025 2:14 PM
I've just had a look and they have! That makes a HUGE difference
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β15-04-2025 2:49 PM - edited β15-04-2025 2:51 PM
It does
but
theyve finally officially clarified that large letters wonβt be eligible for custom postage even if price is under 10Β£ and weight under 100gβ¦they have to go SD/tracked
!
give with the one take with the other
ps Iβll wait and see how theyβre going to police this
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β15-04-2025 2:52 PM - edited β15-04-2025 2:52 PM
I have to say I do sent large letter signed for, especially around Christmas time...
But I know it would have been helpful for some people
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β15-04-2025 2:58 PM
I am still able to choose my P&P despite it being the 15th However, I have added the following to my listings:
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β15-04-2025 3:00 PM
Nope. No opt out now. I am using Chrome on a P.C.
The only option I have is "Simple" Delivery.
What is worse, there is no option under "Simple Delivery" to send a small package by Royal Mail. I can send a medium sized packaged by Royal Mail [which costs more] or an incorrectly sized large letter. But there is no small sized package option.
Yet again, eBay has released software which doesn't work properly. Utterly hopeless.