UPS return label
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UPS return label
Hi everyone,
A vendor on here sent me a picture of a UPS return label as the item is damaged. What do I do with a picture of a return label? Can I show it to UPS and they’ll print out a new one and take my part? Vendor isn’t replying anymore. Any help would be appreciated.
A vendor on here sent me a picture of a UPS return label as the item is damaged. What do I do with a picture of a return label? Can I show it to UPS and they’ll print out a new one and take my part? Vendor isn’t replying anymore. Any help would be appreciated.
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Can you print out the picture and tape it onto the package?
I think that would look the same as an actual label they would send you, if your print is clear and the proper size.
I think that would look the same as an actual label they would send you, if your print is clear and the proper size.
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Yes, print it and tape it to the box. UPS will then scan it and ship the box.
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Very easy. I bought a C7 cover from a forum vendor, but two covers eventually showed up, drop-shipped from his supplier.
I kept the original cover and the vendor sent me such a label with the address of the intended recipient of the second cover, and I sent it off directly to that person at no cost to me. The whole process took only a day or two.
Sometimes technology is your friend.
I kept the original cover and the vendor sent me such a label with the address of the intended recipient of the second cover, and I sent it off directly to that person at no cost to me. The whole process took only a day or two.
Sometimes technology is your friend.
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As long as the bar code is legible, they can read it with their scan tool
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