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Started by Fr45h3R, March 19, 2013, 06:59:20 PM

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MattGold

Now that's worth complaining about, it gives me the s*&ts when this happens. Now that the prices have gone up I'd make a complaint mate, I would either way because you are spending money for the item to arrive safely undamaged.

Matt

JeffH

The tape is wrongly labelled. Says" repaired by Australia Post" instead of "ruined by Australia Post".
Thinking is dangerous, it makes you think. That\'s why many people avoid it.

purplepennyhunter

Make sure if you get something trashed that you don't accept it if you think there is damage. Then you have PO employees that can confirm it was like that when it arrived. Open it in front of them and check.

I once had a package sent back from the receiver because it was a red soggy mess. Smelled like a bottle of red wine had smashed up in transit. Lucky I package things really well and nothing inside all the layers was damaged, but the outside of what was once a box was not a box anymore.

My PO let me go home, repackage and repost for free without going through the claim process.
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ausjack

Excellent, that's really good advice, thanks heaps PP I must remember that..and yes I like the way you pack goods :good:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

JeffH

Good advice to open, if you have suspicion of damage, in front of APO staff.
And, if at home, open carefully and take photos of unpacking. Try to disturb as little as possible from as delivered state. Then put it all back take it to PO to show staff and grab a claim form. Photos will help with claim and staff eyewitness report can be very handy.

Even if not insured, make a claim anyway. APO rules allow discretion to pay up to $100 damages for any item if claim is accepted. But, prepare to be persistent. We have had a couple of $100 "ex gratia" payments made for badly damaged deliveries.

Jeff
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ausjack

Touch wood I never have to use it but thanks for the heads up :good:
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.

black sheep

G'day,  A half penny with a squashed piece of copper die stamped into it . I have not seen one before...does anyone know , are they common ?

enworb

Looks like a cud. Theyre quite common but always nice to find.

Fr45h3R

Received this one today. This was one I posted about in the 'ebay winner' thread.



robbiegal


Unicorn

Nice die crack across the arm of Y there Fr45h3R! One of the few pictured 1/2d varieties in Renniks 2nd Ed. A54A.

MattGold

Quote from: 'Fr45h3R' pid='14621' dateline='1368430064'Received this one today. This was one I posted about in the 'ebay winner' thread.




Just curious to know if it's my eyes or not but can anyone else see the number 2 backwards? just behind the queens ribbons..

Matt

Robster

Wow Matt- rushing to pull mine out now.!!:idea:
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

MattGold

Quote from: 'Robster' pid='14692' dateline='1368516219'Wow Matt- rushing to pull mine out now.!!:idea:

I've never ever ever ever seen that before lol, I've already checked my 55. Have you seen it before Robster?

Matt

Robster

Robster's total - with die crack 8, with die crack and figure 2- zero. (sad face now):cray:
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".