Heated as it is a great feature of Paypal that few probably know about, but also isn't anything new, has been ongoing for a few years at least now and (hopefully) is looking like a permanent feature of Paypal.
Really helps take even more of the risk factor out of online shopping...
Thanks OP Bad day at work so was a nice surprise on my break.
Thanks OP Bad day at work so was a nice surprise on my break.[Image]
snap!
Have a wee look at the 3rd hottest deal of all time
Useful when A-holes on eBay refuse to accept responsibility when you try to return faulty goods. Just had this recently and PayPal refunded my postage. Although it cost me just a touch over £15. eBay sellers should have to refund full cost + your returns postage on faulty goods. Policy isn’t fair. I understand sometimes sellers cannot be 100% sure that goods are faulty, but as a buyer, why should you have to pay to return a faulty item? Useful post! Thanks
Come forth a view all the hoops one has to jump!
Just to add, this is up to £15 per eligible return for 12 times per year.
Thanks First time I’ve ever got anything from Flamedeer so I was shocked. I’m kinda more happy that I’ve actually finally got a gold flamedeer more than anything else. (edited)
Thanks First time I’ve ever got anything from Flamedeer so I was s …Thanks First time I’ve ever got anything from Flamedeer so I was shocked. I’m kinda more happy that I’ve actually finally got a gold flamedeer more than anything else.
No need to apologise as reposts are absolutely fine after four weeks
Thanks, good to know. Is this kind of etiquette rule written down somewhere in a newbie thread?..
Thanks I didn't know about this, it might very well come in handy.
But i'm wondering if it's still able to be used as it says: Returns on Us We can refund up to £15 of return shipping costs for up to 12 eligible PayPal purchases worldwide until 31 December 2017.*
Could do with changing wording of title to "Up to £15 per return and up to 12 returns per year"
Thanks OP Bad day at work so was a nice surprise on my break.[Image]
Wowsa wtg
Nothing new....Its been going on from past few years and used it many times..there should be one sticky topic to stop people reposting it
In a nutshell, do you have to pay for your Royal Mail returns postage using Paypal in order to be eligible, or can you provide a receipt from a post office instead?
In a nutshell, do you have to pay for your Royal Mail returns postage …In a nutshell, do you have to pay for your Royal Mail returns postage using Paypal in order to be eligible, or can you provide a receipt from a post office instead?
You pay it but then claim it from Paypal by uploading your receipt and they will refund it in your pyapal account after few days (edited)
Nothing new....Its been going on from past few years and used it many …Nothing new....Its been going on from past few years and used it many times..there should be one sticky topic to stop people reposting it
I personally think as good as hotukdeals is. Lots of flaws in it still
Useful when A-holes on eBay refuse to accept responsibility when you try …Useful when A-holes on eBay refuse to accept responsibility when you try to return faulty goods. Just had this recently and PayPal refunded my postage. Although it cost me just a touch over £15. eBay sellers should have to refund full cost + your returns postage on faulty goods. Policy isn’t fair. I understand sometimes sellers cannot be 100% sure that goods are faulty, but as a buyer, why should you have to pay to return a faulty item? Useful post! Thanks
If they're business sellers in the UK, then they do have to pay return postage for faulty goods under the Consumer Contract Regulations.
If they're business sellers in the UK, then they do have to pay return …If they're business sellers in the UK, then they do have to pay return postage for faulty goods under the Consumer Contract Regulations.
Everyone has to accept returns for faulty goods so I'm not sure what that post was all about unless he didn't open an Ebay claim.
Useful when A-holes on eBay refuse to accept responsibility when you try …Useful when A-holes on eBay refuse to accept responsibility when you try to return faulty goods. Just had this recently and PayPal refunded my postage. Although it cost me just a touch over £15. eBay sellers should have to refund full cost + your returns postage on faulty goods. Policy isn’t fair. I understand sometimes sellers cannot be 100% sure that goods are faulty, but as a buyer, why should you have to pay to return a faulty item? Useful post! Thanks
I don't understand this as you do get a full refund on postage if you
put in a claim via eBay, I have never paid for returns on eBay for
faulty or not as described? You don't go through the seller you put in a claim via eBay and they will refund you for the item and the postage. Sellers are forced to refund you this way no arguments you get what you paid for.
This is pointless as most retailers will pay for returns anyway especially for faulty goods.
Thanks OP Bad day at work so was a nice surprise on my break.[Image]
Nice one, congrats
Was gutted years ago when I got shafted by a crook on eBay. I sold him this phone for about £150 when they were newish. He managed to simply extract the cash from PayPal saying he didn’t get it put me off selling on The Bay
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Thanks First time I’ve ever got anything from Flamedeer so I was shocked. I’m kinda more happy that I’ve actually finally got a gold flamedeer more than anything else. (edited)
Ull have to print him out and frame him
No need to apologise as reposts are absolutely fine after four weeks
Lucky ***** [not bitter or anything(!)] (edited)
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Thanks, good to know. Is this kind of etiquette rule written down somewhere in a newbie thread?..
But i'm wondering if it's still able to be used as it says: Returns on Us We can refund up to £15 of return shipping costs for up to 12 eligible PayPal purchases worldwide until 31 December 2017.*
Well done!!
🙌 well done
Wowsa wtg
No reason to be bitter as both are these are only reachable if you have the specific badges for them achieved.
You pay it but then claim it from Paypal by uploading your receipt and they will refund it in your pyapal account after few days (edited)
I personally think as good as hotukdeals is. Lots of flaws in it still
3rd hottest deal hotukdeals.com/dea…523
whats that to do with this
If they're business sellers in the UK, then they do have to pay return postage for faulty goods under the Consumer Contract Regulations.
Everyone has to accept returns for faulty goods so I'm not sure what that post was all about unless he didn't open an Ebay claim.
I don't understand this as you do get a full refund on postage if you put in a claim via eBay, I have never paid for returns on eBay for faulty or not as described?
You don't go through the seller you put in a claim via eBay and they will refund you for the item and the postage.
Sellers are forced to refund you this way no arguments you get what you paid for.
This is pointless as most retailers will pay for returns anyway especially for faulty goods.
Nice one, congrats