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I know, I saw it on your tweet. :wink:
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ah ha {yolkfolk}:rofl:
They are s**t are delivering fragile- cardboard boxes with out damaging.
I experienced this last year, I wasn't buying but selling and it arrived in similar condition.
When buying or selling things like this is always better to pay extra and sure it's delivered safely. Royal mail in particular shouldn't be anywhere near something like this. I also learned the hard way.
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The delivery services just chuck them around, especially if it’s light weight and hasn’t been packaged correctly.
When buying or selling things like this is always better to pay extra and sure it’s delivered safely. Royal mail in particular shouldn’t be anywhere near something like this. I also learned the hard way.
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I paid the maximum cost of shipping for the item, it came from France at the price of £9-10! It was transported in a really bad newspaper filled cardboard box {dizzy}:mad:
I've been there, I set a similar item to Mexico last year that was in mint condition, it arrived to squashed and batted. I decided to refund the buyer the cost of the item. I was out of pocket by about £3 Sadly anything as fragile as this needs special delivery.
You can claim against Royal Mail for damaged goods.
UPDATE : We've initiated a refund to you through PayPal. Please allow 48 hours for the refund to process.
We've decided to issue you a courtesy refund for this case on 29 Jun, 2014 to the PayPal account you used to purchase this item. The refund includes the purchase price plus original postage & packaging
Refund From "Seller"
-£25.66 GBP
Took my case through ebay escalation team! {yolkfolk}:yahoo:



