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Re: Bricklink frustration
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lugnet.general
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Date:
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Thu, 14 Jul 2005 21:18:22 GMT
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In lugnet.general, David Shifflett wrote:
> Perhaps the sellers would even be allowed to charge
> a $1/1Euro handling fee for this service.
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> X has to verify the orders from Y and Z (this is why X gets a handling fee)
> then X can ship to A.
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> This puts minimal strain on Bricklink,
> and a little extra on sellers, and a little extra on buyers.
You want X to verify orders from Y, Z, Y', Z', et al for a $1 handling fee ?
What exactly do you mean by 'verify' ? Are you expecting X to open all the bags
and recount the parts to see if the proper quantites are present ? For a $1
handling fee ?
What happens if X finds a discrepency ? Y says they sent the proper quantity,
but X says they are not there. Who does A believe ?
If you are not expecting X to count the parts (and I hope not) then what happens
when A gets the (consolidated) order and finds a shortage ? If the same part
came from multiple sellers, then who does the finger get pointed at ? Likewise,
if the parts are used and one seller supplies substandard quality parts (ABC or
otherwise) how do you sort out the responsibility ?
As someone said yesterday... "There may be a lot of devils in the details".
If you really believe that a $1 handling fee would cover these kind of hassles,
I doubt that I would touch it with a 10-foot pole. Just one sellers opinion tho.
Ray
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| (...) Here is a solution that doesn't put any strain on Bricklink. 1. Bricklink adds a field for sellers who will amalgamate/consolidate their items with parts from other sellers, before shipping an order to a customer. Perhaps the sellers would (...) (19 years ago, 14-Jul-05, to lugnet.general)
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