click and collect

[JeffH]

Trademe is good for us Aussies to buy (as long as seller has a suitable method for you to pay).
Now, if they added access to Australians to buy and sell in Australia, as well as New Zealand, I think they would do quite well. With the china my wife sells she frequently has sales to New Zealand. I bet most, maybe all, of those buyers have trademe accounts and are only on eBay for access to Australian sales.

I am not recommending you sell on trademe under the present conditions.

[robbiegal]

agree Jeff
i would have loved to have used trademe more

[ausproofs]

I have used the service and no complaints... I work full time  and most times when I have to stay home or go to my PO Box to get registered  (and go during business hours). With click and collet,  I go there after hours and pick up my item... as for the security,  it is no different to getting  it delivered to your home or PO Box.

[Goldseeker]

Me got no savvy about this.........!

[robbiegal]

I have used the service and no complaints... I work full time  and most times when I have to stay home or go to my PO Box to get registered  (and go during business hours). With click and collet,  I go there after hours and pick up my item... as for the security,  it is no different to getting  it delivered to your home or PO Box.

i wondered if this is why it would be used
does it look as if australia post do the carriage service?

Me got no savvy about this.........!

from ebay goldie

I don't quite get the 'free postage' bit though!

tems are eligible for Click & Collect if they meet the following criteria:

Offer free postage with an eligible carrier and service:
Australia Post
CouriersPlease
DHL
Fastway Couriers
StarTrack Express
Toll
Tip: If you've currently selected 'Other 24-hour courier' or 'Other 48-hour courier', update your listings to offer an approved service.
 
Offer a fast handling time
 
Listed in an eligible category
(Some categories are excluded as items in that category are likely to be too large, potentially dangerous or aren't compliant with Woolworth's business policies.)
 
Within maximum parcel weight of 16kg and maximum parcel dimensions of 41.2cm x 50cm x 33.6cm
If you sell items over these limits, make sure you've stated this in your listing or opted out these listings. Any items that are too large will be rejected at Woolworths/BIG W and may be disposed of.

If your listings meet the above requirements but Click & Collect isn't shown as a delivery option, please contact us.


Learn more:

Getting started with Click & Collect - opens in new window or tab
Eligible carriers and services - opens in new window or tab
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How to opt in or out of Click & Collect
Terms and conditions for Click & Collect at Woolworths

WHY SELLERS LOVE CLICK & COLLECT

"The credibility Click & Collect gives our store as well as allowing our customers to pick up outside business hours in many locations is a huge bonus for us. It's a feature that would normally not be a cost viable solution for small to medium businesses and only be possible for large retailers. It allows us to compete with the big guys!  Our suppliers have warmly accepted it too as it means more business for them, and in turn, that means the possibility of better wholesale pricing for us. Thanks eBay" - Paul Nieuwenhuys - Founder & CEO Hooked Online

"Click & Collect is easy to use and very convenient for buyers that want to pick-up after normal business hours. It's also a better option for registered parcels as your buyers don't have to go to a Post office" - Michael B - Sales Manager of Bit Deals

Click & Collect gives our customers exactly what they want - convenience & flexibility. It is a no brainer for sellers looking to grow their business on eBay." - Val - Boutique Retailer

[ausjack]

Now what's your next trick after jumping thru all those hoops :blink:

[ausproofs]

Yep, They use the same carriage services. Delivery is the same except where you pick up your item is different. That's my understanding.

[robbiegal]

thanks Aus
i did notice that the lady collecting in target - also purchased 3 other items - so her 'pick-up' got her into the store

bit like the coloured coins with woolies

[ausjack]

does the "customer" have a choice or is this going to be yet another thing they force on us.