Not ripped off.. Lost in transit!

[pukkadog]

Having been told off for implying a fellow forum poster has ripped me off,I am putting it right by blaming royal mail.He posted it on tuesday 1st of march it's now the 7th and item posted has still not arrived,I CAN assume it's been lost in transit. Yes I am pi55ed, put my trust in people or organisations and have been let down several time THANKS ROYAL MAIL!!

thanks to the member for trying to help me out anyway!

[ABA]

had the same problem several years ago purchased a dragon cam
of one of the forum members (not this one ) after 2 months and
no cam i put on the forum that this member was a rip of generally
called him blind arrived 3 months after i had paid for it
as there was a postal date stamp on the envelope
but yes i went on the forum and apologized as much as much
i could but recorded delivery took 3 months

[pukkadog]

Originally Posted by ABA

had the same problem several years ago purchased a dragon cam
of one of the forum members (not this one ) after 2 months and
no cam i put on the forum that this member was a rip of generally
called him blind arrived 3 months after i had paid for it
as there was a postal date stamp on the envelope
but yes i went on the forum and apologized as much as much
i could but recorded delivery took 3 months

I also have had random royal mail moments, bought lights for my car ready for an mot back in september they turned up in january!!!!

[Robbo]

Always best to send such items recorded delivery or at least keep the certificate of posting, then a claim for lost item can be made from Royal Mail. Very simple.

[pukkadog]

Originally Posted by Robbo

Always best to send such items recorded delivery or at least keep the certificate of posting, then a claim for lost item can be made from Royal Mail. Very simple.

if they send it recorded,i know it arrived with him,he sent it out tuesday but how I donn't know,it's just a waiting game and maybe a sub to vm!

[Robbo]

There is a timescale specified by Royal Mail, for when an item can be considered to be lost, I believe it to be 15 days, so if after that time it does not arrive, a refund is due from the seller, and he claims from Royal Mail. The sender is always responsible in these cases.

[pukkadog]

Originally Posted by Robbo

There is a timescale specified by Royal Mail, for when an item can be considered to be lost, I believe it to be 15 days, so if after that time it does not arrive, a refund is due from the seller, and he claims from Royal Mail. The sender is always responsible in these cases.

still not arrived, had a parcel from carlilse sent 2nd class to see how lon that took arrived on day 3,so sum1's a bullshitter!!

[Mickha]

Just because one parcel arrives does not mean the other isn't lost in the postal system.
I know of numerous parcels, lost by the post office, and when our local post office depot moved, last year, they found 100's of letters, and parcels, some from 10 years ago

[bilsat]

Christmas 2009 we had a card to say that they had tried to deliver a parcel but no-one was in, I went to the local office the next day to be told that it had not been returned yet and to call the next day, this went on up Christmas and after. I left it till the new year but still no trace, they didn't know who had delivered the card as he was a temporary staff member. I was then told that as it was over 15 days it would have been sent to Northern Ireland to be returned to the sender! I still don't know what it was or who from. Thanks Royal Mail.............

[pukkadog]

oh well you learn by your mistakes.............I HAVE LEARNED!!