Please tell me I'm wrong.
#1
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Please tell me I'm wrong.
I have been E-Mailing a sponsored seller on this site and we are not agreeing on the shipping fees. As this is still being handled civilly on both sides I won't mention who it is. I bought an item from him, he charged my credit card for the item AND SHIPPING. It was the wrong item for my car, my fault. I have offered to pay for the correct part and shipping and to pay for shipping for the incorrect part (new, unopened) back to him if he will refund my first payment. He has agreed to refund my money for the item, but not the shipping.
My contention is that I will be paying shipping for four items being shipped, while only three are actually being shipped.
1. I payed him for shipping the original item.
2. I will pay to ship the original item back, unopened, new.
3. I will pay for a new, correct item, and it's shipping.
4. Why do I not get a refund on the original item and it's shipping cost. I already paid for the shipping costs, he didn't. Why shouldn't I get a refund on the cost of the original item's shipping cost, which I already paid?
Please tell me I'm wrong and why?
My contention is that I will be paying shipping for four items being shipped, while only three are actually being shipped.
1. I payed him for shipping the original item.
2. I will pay to ship the original item back, unopened, new.
3. I will pay for a new, correct item, and it's shipping.
4. Why do I not get a refund on the original item and it's shipping cost. I already paid for the shipping costs, he didn't. Why shouldn't I get a refund on the cost of the original item's shipping cost, which I already paid?
Please tell me I'm wrong and why?
#2
Le Mans Master
You said the first item was your fault, so shouldn't it be you that eats the cost of the shipping on it? It would seem unfair to have him absorb a cost that is due to your mistake. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but that's my take from one read!
You make it sound like a decision as to who gets the REFUND on the original shipping, but I doubt there is one, right?
You make it sound like a decision as to who gets the REFUND on the original shipping, but I doubt there is one, right?
Last edited by davepl; 11-29-2018 at 09:38 AM.
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#3
Sounds like normal business practice. You paid to have the wrong part delivered to you. Why should they reimburse you for something that wasn’t their fault. They would be out those funds as they pay the shipper.
Years ago I ordered a weight bench online and it was over $100 shipped. They took the bench back but I was out the shipping.
Years ago I ordered a weight bench online and it was over $100 shipped. They took the bench back but I was out the shipping.
#4
Sounds right to me. If you ordered the wrong part and they charge shipping you get to east shipping. Why should they lose money because you ordered the wrong part?
Last edited by subieworx; 11-29-2018 at 09:46 AM.
#6
Safety Car
Thread Starter
I already paid for the shipping of the original item and am willing to pay to ship it back. I shouldn't have to pay 4 shipping charges when items are being shipped 3 times.
I am willing to pay for shipping every item, each way, but not pay an additional shipping charge when no item is being moved.
I am willing to pay for shipping every item, each way, but not pay an additional shipping charge when no item is being moved.
#7
Instructor
I already paid for the shipping of the original item and am willing to pay to ship it back. I shouldn't have to pay 4 shipping charges when items are being shipped 3 times.
I am willing to pay for shipping every item, each way, but not pay an additional shipping charge when no item is being moved.
I am willing to pay for shipping every item, each way, but not pay an additional shipping charge when no item is being moved.
#8
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Count how many times an item is being shipped, and then count how many times he wants me to pay for. Three items shipped, pay for four? How is that fair?
#9
Safety Car
I already paid for the shipping of the original item and am willing to pay to ship it back. I shouldn't have to pay 4 shipping charges when items are being shipped 3 times.
I am willing to pay for shipping every item, each way, but not pay an additional shipping charge when no item is being moved.
I am willing to pay for shipping every item, each way, but not pay an additional shipping charge when no item is being moved.
Additionally I don't know why you said no item is being moved. The original item was "moved" from the seller to you, then moved from you back to the seller. That's 1 item but 2 moves. Finally the new item is being "moved" to you. Where's the item that doesn't move?
It was you who messed up, not the seller. As such the seller shouldn't lose any money in this transaction. Own up to your own mistake and pay the freight. BTW, mistakes such as these can be expensive.
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#10
Yes how are you paying 4 shipping charges?
They are sending 2 items to you and you are sending one back. Where is the 4th?
They are sending 2 items to you and you are sending one back. Where is the 4th?
#11
You are wrong
#12
Drifting
I question your math. You're paying 4 shipping charges or 3? I count 3 - one to ship from seller to you, one to send it back and finally one to ship the new item. Where's #4?
Additionally I don't know why you said no item is being moved. The original item was "moved" from the seller to you, then moved from you back to the seller. That's 1 item but 2 moves. Finally the new item is being "moved" to you. Where's the item that doesn't move?
It was you who messed up, not the seller. As such the seller shouldn't lose any money in this transaction. Own up to your own mistake and pay the freight. BTW, mistakes such as these can be expensive.
Additionally I don't know why you said no item is being moved. The original item was "moved" from the seller to you, then moved from you back to the seller. That's 1 item but 2 moves. Finally the new item is being "moved" to you. Where's the item that doesn't move?
It was you who messed up, not the seller. As such the seller shouldn't lose any money in this transaction. Own up to your own mistake and pay the freight. BTW, mistakes such as these can be expensive.
#13
Safety Car
Thread Starter
I question your math. You're paying 4 shipping charges or 3? I count 3 - one to ship from seller to you, one to send it back and finally one to ship the new item. Where's #4?
Additionally I don't know why you said no item is being moved. The original item was "moved" from the seller to you, then moved from you back to the seller. That's 1 item but 2 moves. Finally the new item is being "moved" to you. Where's the item that doesn't move?
It was you who messed up, not the seller. As such the seller shouldn't lose any money in this transaction. Own up to your own mistake and pay the freight. BTW, mistakes such as these can be expensive.
Additionally I don't know why you said no item is being moved. The original item was "moved" from the seller to you, then moved from you back to the seller. That's 1 item but 2 moves. Finally the new item is being "moved" to you. Where's the item that doesn't move?
It was you who messed up, not the seller. As such the seller shouldn't lose any money in this transaction. Own up to your own mistake and pay the freight. BTW, mistakes such as these can be expensive.
#14
Sent you an item = 1 item and 1 shipping charge
You returned the item = 1 item and 1 shipping charge
You got a new item = 1 item one shipping charge
Seller is giving you money back for the returned item since you no longer have it, but the shipping is on you since it was your mistake.
What am I missing?
You returned the item = 1 item and 1 shipping charge
You got a new item = 1 item one shipping charge
Seller is giving you money back for the returned item since you no longer have it, but the shipping is on you since it was your mistake.
What am I missing?
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#15
Advanced
OP, I think the underlying issue is that the vendor used the funds you provided for shipping from the original order to pay to ship the item to you. Those funds were paid to a carrier (i.e. Fedex, UPS, etc). The vendor would not get a refund on that payment from the carrier. So if we only deal with the first item:
ITEM #1 (hypothetical numbers)
Customer pays $100 for the item and $5 for shipping.
Vendor pays $5 to Fedex to ship to customer
Customer pays $5 to Fedx to return to vendor
Vendor refunds customer $100 of the item
In the end:
The $100 and $100 cancels out to $0
The original $5 and $5 cancels out to $0
The last $5 is what is left that the customer is responsible for.
The 3 other times you ordered, you should be paying for the item + shipping.
Overall Total items: 4
Total returns: 1
Total one-way shipping costs: 5 (4 Items to customer + 1 Item back to Vendor)
ITEM #1 (hypothetical numbers)
Customer pays $100 for the item and $5 for shipping.
Vendor pays $5 to Fedex to ship to customer
Customer pays $5 to Fedx to return to vendor
Vendor refunds customer $100 of the item
In the end:
The $100 and $100 cancels out to $0
The original $5 and $5 cancels out to $0
The last $5 is what is left that the customer is responsible for.
The 3 other times you ordered, you should be paying for the item + shipping.
Overall Total items: 4
Total returns: 1
Total one-way shipping costs: 5 (4 Items to customer + 1 Item back to Vendor)
Last edited by SGZ51; 11-29-2018 at 10:42 AM.
#17
Lol, where is the 4th charge coming from then?
Your in the wrong dude, you don't deserve to be refunded the original shipping price as it was your mistake. You paid to have the wrong part shipped to you, now you have to pay to get the wrong part shipped back, then pay to get the right part shipped to you.
3 shipping charges for an item being shipped 3 seperate times.
The seller paid the shipper to ship the wrong part you ordered so that money is gone. If he refunds you the shipping cost then he is in the negatives do to your mistake.
Your in the wrong dude, you don't deserve to be refunded the original shipping price as it was your mistake. You paid to have the wrong part shipped to you, now you have to pay to get the wrong part shipped back, then pay to get the right part shipped to you.
3 shipping charges for an item being shipped 3 seperate times.
The seller paid the shipper to ship the wrong part you ordered so that money is gone. If he refunds you the shipping cost then he is in the negatives do to your mistake.
#18
Safety Car
I see 3 moves:
- Move #1 from seller -> you
- Move #2 from you back -> seller
- Move #3 from seller (new item) -> you
#19
Pro
Sorry but sounds like the vendor is right and you are wrong
I have been E-Mailing a sponsored seller on this site and we are not agreeing on the shipping fees. As this is still being handled civilly on both sides I won't mention who it is. I bought an item from him, he charged my credit card for the item AND SHIPPING. It was the wrong item for my car, my fault. I have offered to pay for the correct part and shipping and to pay for shipping for the incorrect part (new, unopened) back to him if he will refund my first payment. He has agreed to refund my money for the item, but not the shipping.
My contention is that I will be paying shipping for four items being shipped, while only three are actually being shipped.
1. I payed him for shipping the original item.
2. I will pay to ship the original item back, unopened, new.
3. I will pay for a new, correct item, and it's shipping.
4. Why do I not get a refund on the original item and it's shipping cost. I already paid for the shipping costs, he didn't. Why shouldn't I get a refund on the cost of the original item's shipping cost, which I already paid?
Please tell me I'm wrong and why?
My contention is that I will be paying shipping for four items being shipped, while only three are actually being shipped.
1. I payed him for shipping the original item.
2. I will pay to ship the original item back, unopened, new.
3. I will pay for a new, correct item, and it's shipping.
4. Why do I not get a refund on the original item and it's shipping cost. I already paid for the shipping costs, he didn't. Why shouldn't I get a refund on the cost of the original item's shipping cost, which I already paid?
Please tell me I'm wrong and why?
#20
Drifting
To borrow from a movie, "explain it to me like i'm a four yr old."
Last edited by Parcival; 11-29-2018 at 11:17 AM.