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GOOD POINT ABOUT CHARGE BACKS.. ONLY THING THAT MADE ME A LITTLE HESITANT WAS THAT THEIR FEES END UP BEING DAMN NEAR IF NOT THE SAME AS EBAY AND PP
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something very similar happened to me. I think mine was 4 lbs on the label too, took it to USPS and got a receipt for proof I dropped them off in case anything happened. the lady weighed the box and said I was .9 oz over..... POINT 9 ounces...so not even 1 oz over. she said that bumped my shipping up into the next class so I would have to pay an additional $4 or something like that. I didn't have my wallet on me so I asked her what my options were. she said she could put a notice on it so that when the receiver got the package they would have to pay it. in my opinion it's goat's fault so I said that was fine with me. goat received it and must have paid it because they never said anything to me about it
So I just sold a pair of 2016 metallic 5s size 12.. printed out a shipping label and it said 4 pounds. The sneakers themselves are practically 4 pounds. After I boxed it up and brought it to USPS for a receipt the guy said I owed an additional $18... WTF.. do I have a case for making GOAT reimburse me?
i usually do this, but this was egregious and most likely wasn't going to get through. the final weight was 4 pounds 14 oz. and I literally just boxed it in the box it came from the store which fit almost perfectly, so I tried to keep it as light as possible. I didn't realize there was an option to have the receiver pay the difference. Wish I knew that haha.
I think next time I'm just gonna drop my box off at the counter without a receipt. no way they're weighing every single one of those boxes before they put them on the truck
i usually do this, but this was egregious and most likely wasn't going to get through. the final weight was 4 pounds 14 oz. and I literally just boxed it in the box it came from the store which fit almost perfectly, so I tried to keep it as light as possible. I didn't realize there was an option to have the receiver pay the difference. Wish I knew that haha.
@ASkinANight in the post above mineWhere's this option?
@ASkinANight
in the post above mine
that or if you still want a receipt just tell them you don't have any money on you when they try to charge you. they should offer to add a note to the package so the receiver will have to pay the extra if they want the packageSo just drop it off at the counter then.
no, they're pretty much saying that his pair from a store can't be sold, just because. so they're JB QC now? ish is wack, bthat's ****** dumb. if that's the case, all JB retros are bgrades. they can't claim something is ****** bgrades when Nike didn't mark it as such
It's dumb, but it lets you know they are thorough.
yeah they're just trying to save money. I don't think any seller should have to pay extra out of their own pocket unless they add a bunch of unnecessary crap to the package that ups the weight
What is annoying to me is that GOAT essentially low balls the weight to get it as cheap as possible for them but then these issues arise where I have to pay out of pocket. Isn't the first time I've heard this happen to. Wish I knew what the result was of those transactions.
I've had multiple packages returned to me when I used to sell through ebay. My post office must have a package nazi because if I'm off by a little bit it gets returned to me, which is why I'm extra careful. Anyway, next time I'm just going to drop it off on the counter and see what happens.
that or if you still want a receipt just tell them you don't have any money on you when they try to charge you. they should offer to add a note to the package so the receiver will have to pay the extra if they want the package
the lady told me if they see that a dropped off package is way over the weight that's on the shipping label, sometimes they'll send it back to the return address instead of shipping it. I really doubt that happens too often though
I get what you're saying, and yea it's wack, but that kinda thoroughness will make it harder for fakes to get through because they're really inspecting every detail.no, they're pretty much saying that his pair from a store can't be sold, just because. so they're JB QC now? ish is wack, b
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that or if you still want a receipt just tell them you don't have any money on you when they try to charge you. they should offer to add a note to the package so the receiver will have to pay the extra if they want the packageSo just drop it off at the counter then.
the lady told me if they see that a dropped off package is way over the weight that's on the shipping label, sometimes they'll send it back to the return address instead of shipping it. I really doubt that happens too often though
just drop them off at a local Staples; they don't really say nothing and just scan the box; the method of using a Medium Flat Rate Box to fit a sneaker by changing the shape of the box is frond upon when you drop it off at USPS and might not accept it but if you drop it off at staples they don't say anything.
something very similar happened to me. I think mine was 4 lbs on the label too, took it to USPS and got a receipt for proof I dropped them off in case anything happened. the lady weighed the box and said I was .9 oz over..... POINT 9 ounces...so not even 1 oz over. she said that bumped my shipping up into the next class so I would have to pay an additional $4 or something like that. I didn't have my wallet on me so I asked her what my options were. she said she could put a notice on it so that when the receiver got the package they would have to pay it. in my opinion it's goat's fault so I said that was fine with me. goat received it and must have paid it because they never said anything to me about it
$18 extra though, that's crazy. do you know how much it weighed when they checked it?
I would email goat and try to get a reimbursement. you're already paying them a bunch in fees, you shouldn't have to pay for a shipping charge as well when they advertise free shipping. I feel like this is goat's fault for not knowing how much the shoes weigh
unless you went and added way too much tape and crap for cushioning
It's in the FAQ but given their response history, I'm sure it's a pain/burden especially time sensitive handling. I haven't had a problem yet, but i can sense it coming. I'm sure I'll be receiving an email regarding a certain pair I sold.But I asked GOAT this before and they claim to say just message them when the time comes and they can reprint the label. So I'm assuming if you send it off they will just pay the difference.
except they know his are legit tho :/no, they're pretty much saying that his pair from a store can't be sold, just because. so they're JB QC now? ish is wack, b
I get what you're saying, and yea it's wack, but that kinda thoroughness will make it harder for fakes to get through because they're really inspecting every detail.