Looking for an ebay clarification

[chaddurbin]

how much was the item? ebay requires sig. confirmation after a certain amount

[teetwoohsix]

As soon as I saw "Fed Ex" in your post it made me think of how they ring my doorbell, and before I even get to the door my envelope is stuffed in the frame of the security door and the driver is already gone !!!

I guess my point is that Fed Ex can say they delivered it, but if you aren't there and they leave it at your doorstep any ol' snake in the grass can grab it and walk.

At least with USPS it makes it into the mailbox.

Sorry, I'm not answering the question- I apologize. I hope you get your item or at least a satisfactory resolution.

Sincerely, Clayton

[glchen]

From what I know of the ebay rules, if the item is $250 or over, then the seller is required to use Signature Confirmation when delivering the item. If the seller did not use this, but only has delivery confirmation, then the seller is not covered under Seller Protection, and they will likely have to cough up the cost of the item. If the cost of the item is under $250, then the seller only needs delivery confirmation of the item. Therefore, if item is less than $250, the seller is no longer responsible, and will most likely win the case. These are really Paypal rules rather than ebay, but they are basically the same thing.

[ibuysportsephemera]

Originally Posted by glchen

From what I know of the ebay rules, if the item is $250 or over, then the seller is required to use Signature Confirmation when delivering the item. If the seller did not use this, but only has delivery confirmation, then the seller is not covered under Seller Protection, and they will likely have to cough up the cost of the item. If the cost of the item is under $250, then the seller only needs delivery confirmation of the item. Therefore, if item is less than $250, the seller is no longer responsible, and will most likely win the case. These are really Paypal rules rather than ebay, but they are basically the same thing.

+1......it all depends on the amount.

[tbob]

Thanks guys I appreciate it. It was under $250 so, as usual, I am scrod.

[slidekellyslide]

I once had a package coming from USPS that had delivery confirmation on it and when I checked online it said it had been delivered...it was nowhere to be seen..I went down to the post office to see what the deal was and they contacted the driver who told me he put it on my front steps...I called the police who came over to my house to take a report...amazingly the package was delivered by the post office the next day.

My advice to you Bob is to contact Fedex...not sure how easy it is to contact your local Fedex..UPS has made it impossible to contact the local hub.

[spacktrack]

Call the FedEx customer service number and give them the tracking number of your package. Then ask the rep (or a supervisor) to contact the local processing center that handled the package and to connect you to someone there. When you're on the phone with the local center, ask them to contact the driver for details. I had a package that was scanned as delivered but was nowhere to be found at my house and I was home at the supposed time of delivery. I went through the above process, left my phone number with the local center rep, and within 15 minutes had a call back with input from the driver. Turns out he misread the address and left it at a house nearby that has the same exact address as mine except I have 'East' and they don't. I was able to retrieve the package quickly with this info.