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Adam-D

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Registered: 11th May 02
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21st Jun 09 at 09:12

Dicks.

a fell set of suspension is about 25kg.

parcel force tracked 2 day pstage is about £32

yet some plank thought he would send me "e-funny" abuse when i told him the cost

listen you gimp i was doing you a favour, but seen as your a pillock i wont sell to you.

i haven't named you. but

POSTAGE ISN'T FREE

andyc1234

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Registered: 7th Nov 06
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21st Jun 09 at 09:13

sorry. i thought t was a bit expensve thats all

Nic Barnes

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21st Jun 09 at 09:16

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
Dicks.

a fell set of suspension is about 25kg.

parcel force tracked 2 day pstage is about £32

yet some plank thought he would send me "e-funny" abuse when i told him the cost

listen you gimp i was doing you a favour, but seen as your a pillock i wont sell to you.

i haven't named you. but

POSTAGE ISN'T FREE

the whole hassle of selling stuff on the internet is becoming not worth it. people who enquire about stuff never ever really seem to want it unless they can get the item for free and you will deliver it for free. time wasters most people. i often think they send you a message just to talk to someone.

Adam-D

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21st Jun 09 at 09:17

P1CK4D

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21st Jun 09 at 09:17

£32 is a total mug off tbh

Adam-D

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21st Jun 09 at 09:18

Adam-D

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21st Jun 09 at 09:19

i quoted him £30 for postage,
so im covering cost of wrapping, getting it to the postoffice, and the extra £3

Nic Barnes

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21st Jun 09 at 09:31

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
i quoted him £30 for postage,
so im covering cost of wrapping, getting it to the postoffice, and the extra £3

which is totally fair. if theyre not happy about it, ask them to arrange the collection/postage themselves. if they dont get back to you, then clearly they were time wasters and were not actually interested in the item at all. only wanted to chat to someone.

PaulW

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Registered: 26th Jan 03
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21st Jun 09 at 09:38

reasonable postage price if im honest

ChazSXi

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Registered: 26th Jan 03
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21st Jun 09 at 09:39

tbh a full set of suspension shouldnt cost more than a tenner to send....

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21st Jun 09 at 09:42

..... but it does.

I've had folk moaning before...

just tell them thats the cost take it or leave it. I add on for my hassle now too.

Adam-D

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21st Jun 09 at 09:44

ive told him i aint selling to him at all.

if he is gonna whinge about postage what else will he whinge about. not worth the hassle.

Gareth F

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21st Jun 09 at 10:07

The suspension firms on ebay obviously make savings on their postage due to how much they use the delivery couriers but people expect to pay the same as they charge. £30 is a very fair charge IMO

Nic Barnes

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21st Jun 09 at 10:10

quote:
Originally posted by ChazSXi
tbh a full set of suspension shouldnt cost more than a tenner to send....

are you for fuckin real?

haydenover

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Registered: 17th Jul 07
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21st Jun 09 at 10:17

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
Dicks.

a fell set of suspension is about 25kg.

parcel force tracked 2 day pstage is about £32

yet some plank thought he would send me "e-funny" abuse when i told him the cost

listen you gimp i was doing you a favour, but seen as your a pillock i wont sell to you.

i haven't named you. but

POSTAGE ISN'T FREE

i just had this as well people ask how much to post a c20xe head with cams etc i put 25kg weight on parcel force 32.99 2 day deliviery, i did not think that was to bad

Jake

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21st Jun 09 at 10:31

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by ChazSXi
tbh a full set of suspension shouldnt cost more than a tenner to send....

are you for fuckin real?

i paid 40quid for a set of 4 wheels to be sent, so im sure if you look in the right places you can get it a lot cheaper than that.

mark2009

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21st Jun 09 at 10:32

try senditnow.com 13.99 for 2 day and up to 30kg

Paul_J

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21st Jun 09 at 10:33

quote:
Originally posted by mark2009
try senditnow.com 13.99 for 2 day and up to 30kg

Gareth F

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21st Jun 09 at 10:35

You could ask knock off nigel to deliver it for you in his rusted H reg Merc van, might get there ok............. but its only £15

Id rather keep myself safe and go with main stream delivery companies, up to the buyer if they want to buy the item and pay the costs or just arrange their own courier at sellers convenience.

Ojc

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21st Jun 09 at 10:35

Full suspension kit next day delivery on Parcel2Go was a tenner I think.

Gareth F

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21st Jun 09 at 10:36

quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J

quote:
Originally posted by mark2009
try senditnow.com 13.99 for 2 day and up to 30kg

+1

Ive heard they are quite good actually, not used them myself though.

DaNnY_LaD

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21st Jun 09 at 10:37

Tbh thats cheap 32quid for postage as im guessing they aint light....

Gareth F

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21st Jun 09 at 10:38

I always worry small companies will go bust.

Warren G

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21st Jun 09 at 10:42

i had two mirrors for sale, £12

u2u me, i said postage £5..

by the time i pack them up, drive to the post office and post them, its easierly £5.

then he say its too much, and that he could go to the breakers, buy two mirrors and paint them the that price.

i mean seriouly people on here want things for free!

dean101287

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Registered: 22nd Jul 07
Location: Cardiff
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21st Jun 09 at 10:49

I had a 4-2-1 for sale for £100 and some plank said would I take £60 posted.

Its would cost about £20 to post FFS

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