But they lived 2km away which is closer than the local post office......
Would you drop it in their letter box?
I offered pick up but they obviously didnt want to do that.
But honestly the thought of standing in line at the PO with 2 screaming children 2 days before christmas when i could easily drive by and pop it intheir letter box eludes me!!!
BUt i dont want to do that in case they leave me negative feedback about postage etc etc....
i'd message them and ask if they would like you to drop it off. most would happily accept this and no drama with postage costs as you've driven over there...
I'd just drop it in their mailbox since you live so close and you wanted them to be able to recieve it before Christmas, and then let them know you hand delivered it and offer them a refund on postage.
I would drop it off and offer a refund on postage if they have already paid.
If it was me you were dropping it off to I would say keep the postage money for your time and petrol.
It would have to be a pretty tight-a buyer who wanted the postage costs back if you drop it off, getting it to them quicker than post. I wouldn't even offer a refund on postage.
I have recently bought something, and the seller is going to drop it off at a mate's place who lives close to them. They have charged $10 for this service (postage was gonna be $20), and i was happy with this deal. They have to take the time, and use petrol to get there.
i have emailed them to see if they want me to drop it off.
As for the post $$. i would be happy to give some back. if they wanted 100% postage money back then i think it would only be fair they drove to my house and picked it up ?? wouldnt you think.
I am just scared if i put the post $$ in the parcel then they may say i didnt and leave bad feedback
After all i am just trying to make things easier for both of us.
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