LastDodo site & app/postage comics auction155 messages

@ Puurveen, 1000 euros + 100, yes and then I even insure it for 1500 euros ;-)

If things go wrong for some reason, then I have at least something to claim with de Post.

100x 1000 euros per year I sign for I can miss those few euros.

Good night early tomorrow at 12:00 am we can bid on 540 lots with 41 from that store from that hole ;-) with a T

Het moet iedere verkoper (beroepsmatig én particulier) op de veilingen duidelijk zijn dat hij of zij zich professioneel dient te gedragen. Dat betekent dat hij de volledige verantwoordelijkheid draagt voor het aangeboden item totdat het in het bezit is van de koper.

De verkoper die ervoor kiest om onverzekerd (of slecht verpakt) te verzenden mag het risico van beschadiging of vermissing niet afwentelen op de koper. Maar dat betekent dus wel dat de verkoper zelf de verzendvoorwaarden moet kunnen bepalen. Een koper die het daar niet mee eens is heeft vooraf de keuzevrijheid om niet te bieden.

De klant is koning, maar alleen bij gratie van de klantgerichte verkoper, die een zekere verliesmarge inbouwt in al zijn transacties.

It must be clear to every seller (both professional and private) at the auctions that he or she must behave professionally. This means that he bears full responsibility for the offered item until it is in the possession of the buyer.

The seller who chooses to ship uninsured (or poorly packaged) may not transfer the risk of damage or loss to the buyer. But that means that the seller must be able to determine the shipping conditions himself. A buyer who does not agree with this has the freedom of choice in advance not to bid.

The customer is king, but only by the grace of the customer-oriented seller, who builds a certain margin of loss into all his transactions.

@Bookstore

The customer is king, but only by the grace of the customer-oriented salesperson, who builds a certain loss margin into all his transactions.

it is no longer possible to put extras in the Forum otherwise clapping hands would come

Mvrg Baron.

Boekenmagazijn: Maar dat betekent dus wel dat de verkoper zelf de verzendvoorwaarden moet kunnen bepalen.

Vind ik ook. Als een verkoper enkel aangetekend wil verzenden en nieuwe verpakkingen gebruiken dan is dat zijn goed recht.

Omgekeerd als de koper vraagt om een goede verpakking en aangetekende verzending (tegen extra kost) is dat ook zijn goed recht.

Zolang de kosten maar duidelijk aangegeven zijn kan de koper zelf beslissen of hij ze wil betalen.

Dus Catawiki hoeft zich niet bezig te houden met nagaan of het nu 12 Euro of 16 Euro is.

Wel met excessen zoals b.v. +30 Euro voor een strip.

Book warehouse: But that does mean that the seller must be able to determine the shipping conditions himself.

I agree. If a seller only wants to send registered mail and use new packaging, that is his right.

Conversely, if the buyer asks for good packaging and registered shipping (at an extra cost), that is also his right.

As long as the costs are clearly indicated, the buyer can decide whether he wants to pay them.

So Catawiki does not have to worry about whether it is 12 Euro or 16 Euro.

However, with excesses such as +30 Euro for a strip.

@ scam like

Just this: A letter from the Netherlands to Belgium of more than 500 gr costs € 9.35.

A package up to 2 kilos costs € 8.50

Make it just a package of ....

A package up to 2 kilos costs € 8.50

Not by regular mail after all?

The Netherlands - & gt; Belgium (0-2 kg) = 13 Euro
Belgium - & gt; The Netherlands (1-2 kg) = 16.6 Euro

Yeah we are more expensive ;-)

In Belgium we have Kiala as an alternative: 4 Euro if it is less than 10 kg .

Without track & amp; trace

Ah ok I was looking at the online site , they don't give that option there. Well, I would always use track & amp; trace when it comes to something expensive.

just sell a strip (hc) must send it from Belgium to the Netherlands

add 5.00, think it is enough go to the post office

amai 13.70 they ask for that without blinking the purchase is closed

so I am left with a loss

Make sure the package is less than 3cm thick, otherwise you will be automatically included in the parcel post.

Thanks for tip, first had it well complicated with bubble wrap, then cardboard and then reinforced

with duck tape was thicker than 3 cm

Following on from previous reports about shipping costs for comic book and book auction lots, here is the final proposal.

Minimum packaging requirements:

• Pack items waterproof
• Wrap in such a way that it can withstand impact / fall
• Use minimal cardboard for the final packaging
• State clearly legible (preferably printed) address details
• Also mention the sender address

Packaging / handling costs are a maximum of € 1.50 per shipment.

Shipping method:

• Always send all lots, including those that can go through a letterbox, as a package.
• The Track & amp; Email the trace number (or via the Catawiki system) to the buyer.
• Since a package can be traced in this way, registered shipping is an extra security for the seller, so also for his account.
• However, if the buyer wants the lot to be shipped by insured and / or registered mail, the additional costs will be borne by the buyer.
• The seller states the weight (reasonable estimate) of the lot with the lot.

The total shipping costs that must be entered by the provider with the lot can then be calculated and checked in a transparent manner.
The rates below are from PostNL and De Post. Especially for the heavier packages there will probably be cheaper alternatives.
The rates below are the maximum rates that may be used.
Providers will want to market their lots in an attractive way and possibly mention cheaper alternatives with their lots.

Postage from the Netherlands with Tracktrace

To:

& lt; 2 kg.

2 - 5 kg.

5 - 10 kg

10 - 20 kg.

20 - 30 kg.

Netherlands

6.75

6.75

6.75

12.40

12.40

Eur 1

13.00

19.50

25.00

34.00

41.15

Eur 2

18.50

25.00

31.00

40.00

48.40

Eur 3

19.30

26.30

32.30

42.30

World

24.30

34.30

58.30

105.30

Eur 1 = Countries of the EU. See also the list on the PostNL site.

Postage from Belgium with E-Track

To:

& lt; 2 kg.

2 - 5 kg.

5 - 10 kg

10 - 20 kg.

20 - 30 kg.

Belgium

6.20

8.40

8.40

14.00

14.00

Neighboring countries

15.50

15.50

15.50

37.51

37.51

Other EU countries

24.90 (1)

31.00

46.50

75.02

93.78

Europe + Mediterranean + USA

24.90 (1)

31.00

62.00

93.00

124.00

World

41.20 (1)

62.00

124.00

186.00

248.00

(1) = Bpack World Light

The rule remains unchanged: If you win more lots from the same provider, you only pay shipping costs once (that of the lot with the highest shipping costs).

If there are no irreconcilable objections, we will include this in the instructions for comic book and book auction providers. In case of tariff changes of the carriers, the mentioned rates will be adjusted accordingly.

That looks good ;-)

see my earlier post in this topic

there are some things that don't really make me happy

with name point 3 in shipping method

tackling excesses fine

but advocates freedom sellers

ps up to 30 kg this is 12.40 due to new VAT

ps up to 30 kg is 12.40 due to new VAT

Correct, has now been adjusted in the table.
Thanks

The rule remains unchanged that for multiple lots purchased from the same provider in 1 auction, only the shipping costs that are stated for the most expensive lot will be charged.

Perhaps the rule can be be adjusted that bought from the same provider in 1 auction, only the shipping costs that are stated for the lot with the highest postage ?

After all, the most expensive lot does not have to be the highest postage. to have.

Perhaps the rule can be adjusted that, purchased from the same provider in 1 auction, only the shipping costs are charged that are stated on the lot with the highest postage

Has been adapted to the text that is now also on the lots, thanks for the notification.

couple buyer buys 2 lots with shipping approx. 40 euros

per lot

this is, for example, above 20 kg Europe

seller must then leave 40 euros free of charge ?

Is there nothing else to do for that?

Buying unnecessary extreme shipping costs is not necessary, but that cannot be the intention

Super, we have something that finally creates clarity

Is it also possible if someone fills in too high a cost that an automatic warning will be issued?

Mvrg Baron

@puurveensboekenshop
koper onnodig extreme verzendkosten jagen is niet nodig maar zo kan ook niet de bedoeling zijn

Je opmerking iets duidelijker/scherper gesteld: Koper wint 2 kavels, 1 van 10 kg + 1 van 15 kg. van Nederland naar Frankrijk.
Normaal gesproken zou de koper € 40 + € 40 = € 80,- hebben moeten betalen, nu met deze regel is dat dus € 40,-

De verkoper die het moet verzenden moet geen € 80,- maar € 48,40 (25 kg.) betalen, hij moet dus € 8,40 extra betalen (t.o.v. de koper) voor de trouwe klant die meerdere kavels bij hem koopt.

We trachten met deze regel (die al langer bestaat) een zo transparant en automatisch verwerkbaare procedure te maken. Het gaf voor die tijd aanleiding tot discussies tussen koper en verkoper als er teveel verzendkosten (t.o.v. de werkelijke kosten) waren berekend.
De potentiële bieders zijn er erg blij mee, je ziet dat bieders nu op meerdere kavels aan het bieden zijn. De (meeste) verkopers zijn hier ook tevreden mee, omdat ze liever alles in 1 keer willen verpakken en verzenden en ze meer biedingen krijgen.
 

@puurveensboekenshop
chasing the buyer unnecessarily extreme shipping costs is not necessary, but that cannot be the intention

Put your comment a bit clearer/sharper: Buyer wins 2 lots, 1 of 10 kg + 1 of 15 kg. from the Netherlands to France.
Normally the buyer would have had to pay € 40 + € 40 = € 80, now with this rule it is € 40

The seller who has to ship it does not have to pay € 80, but € 48.40 (25 kg.), so he has to pay an extra € 8.40 (compared to the buyer) for the loyal customer who buys several lots from him.

With this rule (which has existed for some time), we try to make the procedure as transparent and automatically processable as possible. Before that time it gave rise to discussions between buyer and seller if too much shipping costs (compared to the actual costs) were charged.
The potential bidders are very happy with it, you can see that bidders are now bidding on several lots. (Most) sellers are also satisfied with this, because they prefer to pack and ship everything in one go and they get more bids.

@ baronselderie-58
is it also possible if someone fills in too high a cost that an automatic warning will appear?

No, there are too many variables to consider for simple programming. For example, every carrier has a different region classification, weight classes, etc. Perhaps an automatic system can be removed from the magic hat in the future.

We also have sellers in Germany, Luxembourg, France, etc. If people can produce a similar table for countries other than Belgium and the Netherlands, they can send it to the auctioneer.

I am not against packaging everything in one go

in practice it is also rare, of course,

that someone wins 2 lots, each of which is, for example, 25 kg

If the lots together weigh more than 30 kilos, they cannot be shipped as 1 package.