Can you deliver?
- Thread starter screenman
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Can't blame you, at that price they are a bargain for somebody, they should pay for delivery.
My son sold a large trampoline on FB, he was asked if he could deliver it, so he dismantled it put it all in his Quasqai 2+2 and when he got to the buyer they had changed there mind, he wasn't happy.
My son sold a large trampoline on FB, he was asked if he could deliver it, so he dismantled it put it all in his Quasqai 2+2 and when he got to the buyer they had changed there mind, he wasn't happy.
roadrash
cycle chatterer
- Location
- sitting on the edge of wigan pier
they would probably want the moon on a stick too, all free of charge
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Taking the piss with that request
Chris S
Legendary Member
- Location
- Birmingham
Get them to pay the delivery cost first and make it clear that it's non-refundable.
gbb
Squire
- Location
- Peterborough
Quite simple, tell them only available for delivery locally and make no exceptions. Block anyone who asks stupid questions.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
FBis as bad as fleabay for grabbers i have found, sold some bits on their just now and listed as collection only and everyone that won has asked for delivery
A friend of mine recently offered some bits foc........people wanted him to deliver.
He also sold an old car. Next day the guy phoned to complain that it had no brace. He had a spare so took it round.
Next day the guy phoned to complain it had run out of fuel. He put the phone down.
He also sold an old car. Next day the guy phoned to complain that it had no brace. He had a spare so took it round.
Next day the guy phoned to complain it had run out of fuel. He put the phone down.
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
Screenman, how much to deliver to Stockport? 
Moodyman
Legendary Member
Consumers have been spoilt by free delivery from online businesses, they now expect it universally.
When online commerce first kicked off in the early-mid noughties, there were many arguments in businesses about charging for delivery. It was felt a delivery fee would be an impediment to growing the online business, and if you charged, and your rivals didn't, then you'd lose out.
When online commerce first kicked off in the early-mid noughties, there were many arguments in businesses about charging for delivery. It was felt a delivery fee would be an impediment to growing the online business, and if you charged, and your rivals didn't, then you'd lose out.
Screenman, how much to deliver to Stockport?
Well is we say a £ a mile each way, round it down a bit How does £200 sound?
