Parcel shelf

[roberte8]

Hi. This is my first post, as I've only just bought my second-hand A2. It's great in every way -- the only problem (it's an insignificant one, I know) is that it's missing its parcel shelf. I tried the previous owners, thinking it may have been lying forgotten in their garage, but they said it was already missing when they got it. Does anybody have any ideas about where I might be able to get hold of one?

Thanks.

Robert

 

[roberte8]

Mnay thanks, Deadman. I've bought one on eBay for £31 (plus £20 postage hem hem). Now I just need some parcels to put on that shelf.

 

[Deadman]

£20 postage... hmm, well it is a weighty item!
Well done on getting one in the end.

 

[murdo]

Aye. £20 postage is a bit naughty - Parcelforce would have only been £11 or £13. All in its still a good buy at £51

 

[trufflestu]

I've been charged worse, try being charged £20 postage for the folding floor, only for the guy to wrap it in polythene (yes the stuff like cheap carrier bags) and post it.

It cost.......... £6 to post.

I contacted Ebay, but they weren't interested, even though they have an excessive postage policy, and I enquired as to the point of it if they weren't prepared to uphold it.

It's not the first time I've had run ins with Ebay regarding excessive postage. Everytime I file a Paypal claim only to be told that the Buyer Policy doesn't cover excessive postage (even though it is listed in the tickey box things when you file your claim) and that it is for you to sort out directly with the seller.

I've reported them to Watchdog, and do everytime, (Hopefully enough other people are complaining and they'll take them to task over it eventually)

Just to clarify something, I was happy to pay the £20 postage in this instance, as that is what he had listed as the price to post. I assumed wrongly that it was the cost of business post or similar.. What really gets up my nose is when they post it as cheap as possible to get the extra money on top of the Auction price