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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: bof on May 20, 2010, 12:52 PM
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I posted a pair of wheels to someone and I didnt use recorded delivery :idiot2: anyway the wheels didnt turn up , so I waited the alloted Royal mail non delivery time and lodged a complaint . I didnt think I would here from them , but in the post I recieved a cheque for £47 . the value of the wheels plus my postage costs back.
Happy days. :)
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a lesson learned...
recorded all the way
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I have done the same before too, waited the designated time and surprisingly to me I have been paid out in full by Royal mail...and quick too....it ain't all bad out there if you take care now and again ;)
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I posted a pair of wheels to someone and I didnt use recorded delivery :idiot2: anyway the wheels didnt turn up , so I waited the alloted Royal mail non delivery time and lodged a complaint . I didnt think I would here from them , but in the post I recieved a cheque for £47 . the value of the wheels plus my postage costs back.
Happy days. :)
funny how that seems to happen a lot when you send something non recorded ???
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Result, maccy d Ice creams on you in 50 mins
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we have a posty runing some new 20"'s on his bike - don't know where he got them from ?
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a lesson learned...
recorded all the way
If the item is less than £41 pounds then you don't have to send recorded - first class with proof of postage is good enough (as in this case).
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Nice one Bof!! :daumenhoch:
Royal Mail Compensation table.
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content2?catId=80300743&mediaId=80300750
You do need proof of postage, so dont just wang a load of stamps on the package and send it.
Take it to the post office, get it weighed and pay the money and get a receipt.
Although the payout for 1st and 2nd class exists. Paying for recorded delivery might mean your package wont get lost in the first place.