hkjohn wrote: » Third party sellers can be real b*****s. What you should do is run a negative review as it generally gees them into action
daheff wrote: » lucky you i ordered a dog collar early jan...still not arrived. The seller won't cancel the order either now.
alanhiggyno1 wrote: » Guys just wondering I've a mate posting me item that I could only seem to find on ebay UK but wouldn't deliver to ire so just wondering would it hit customs if over here. Item is £40 and weighs about 1.5 kg. Item will be sent by royal mail🀔
Caranica wrote: » It should be picked up and VAT plus collection charge added, but it might not.
alanhiggyno1 wrote: » Guys just wondering I've a mate posting me item that I could only seem to find on ebay UK but wouldn't deliver to ire so just wondering would it hit customs if over here. Item is £40 and weighs about 1.5 kg. Item will be sent by royal mail��
forzacalcio wrote: Why would you do this?
degsie wrote: » Just curious what this has to do with Amazon?
Sleeper12 wrote: » I get this negative review nonsense on my website. Some people don't tell me that they have a problem. They make no contact at all but leave a bad review instead. I would try my best to resolve any issues if they contact me anyway but some jokers like to leave negative review first forcing shop owners to make contact with them first. The world is full of idiots imo
degsie wrote: » Is there a way to ensure that Amazon UK do not combine orders that were placed only hours apart?
thecivvie wrote: » Had a couple of orders combined and no issues.
joebre wrote: » Have been buying a number of light switches recently. Waited for notification of each despatch before I bought the next one. How many would you risk buying singly in the same day / despatch ?
VG31 wrote: » There's zero need to do this. You're just creating unnecessary waste.
1huge1 wrote: » Is anyone else gettince 1c refunds from some recent amazon purchases? On the import deposit fee, obviously they slightly overcharged the vat but processing a few payments for 1c
The Continental Op wrote: » Makes no difference you only pay the tax or not on the individual orders. Already had several combined that came over the £22 something that attracts our VAT (Import Duty) and no problems. Edit> But if you have several different addresses with minor variations set up as delivery addresses then you can change the delivery address each time.
delly wrote: » While I agree with all of the above points, if you don't want orders grouped together there is a way to ensure it does not happen. Just add your main address in a second time with a slight modification that does not actually change where it is being delivered, such as a decimal point after your number. Amazon will see them as two distinct addresses and won't combine.
kingbhome wrote: » Looks they not wanting to touch it now Here's his reply this morning. I have spoken with the owner due to more issues we have had this week with shipments inot the EU we have stopped all trays and boards being sent into EU locations Regards Martin We have friends in the north. Maybe get it sent there and they could bring it down when restrictions are over or maybe post it down.