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Losing money on postage

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cucumbereyes · 26/06/2012 10:52

I bought some clothes at the weekend. Buyer added £1 for P&P. Item arrived today and the stamp was £4.55. I only paid £6 for item and I feel terribly guilty. Should I contact the buyer and offer to pay the difference? Would you?

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fergoose · 26/06/2012 11:03

You mean seller? Up to you if you want to - most people wouldn't.

cucumbereyes · 26/06/2012 11:45

Yes, sorry I meant seller. I think I'll offer another few quid. I don't see why they should be out of pocket.

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MoaningMinnieWhingesAgain · 26/06/2012 13:22

If it was a really good bargain I might as goodwill. But TBH if the stamp was £4.55 surely they would have been better to send by Collectplus?

Whatnamethistime · 26/06/2012 13:25

Their loss, this is how most eBay sellers learn to get postage right

sneezecakesmum · 30/06/2012 11:34

They'll learn by their mistake!

You sound like me. I recently gave the buyer (payment on collection) an extra £50 for an item that she wanted £250 for. It was very underpriced and in near new condition and I had been looking to pay £1800 for a similar item. I could have wept with relief at this bargain (a trike for a disabled child)!

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