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Read onlyAre we able to claim from Royal Mail for orders that 'apparently' not been received by customers when posted without signature etc via buy postage on Amazon?
I've claimed successfully for an item sent using Buy Shipping.
Used a copy of the label as POD and downloaded a copy of the invoice as proof of value.
As long as you have the POP (proof of posting receipt) from the PO then yes, you can claim.
you can claim, but only the cost value (not sale value) of the item, plus the shipping cost
also, there is a claim limit for each class of postage
the loss claim form on the royal mail website is easy enough to fill out. A screenshot of the sale details is usually enough, and you need the amazon listing ASIN number etc. We've always just claimed the sale value. We only use royal mail 2nd large letter size, there is behind the scenes tracking so they know if its been in their network, you don't need a receipt from the post office etc. Limit off top of my head is £28 but our average value is less than a tenner. Payout from RM usually come in the form of a cheque sent to our shop, guessing usually a week or two to arrive? We sit down once a month and just go through the various claims from amazon. It's settled down now - maybe only 2-4 claims every month (out of 500+ orders). A year ago it was a lot more.
Also claim for delayed delivery if applicable - you tend to receive a book of first class stamps.
MUCH easier dealing with RM for loss and delay compared to Evri - yet to get any sort of compensation or meaningful reply from Evri
Show proof of posting receipt from Post Office when make the claim.
Hello there! @Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF
This is Roberto. Thank you for using the Forums, I see that other members stepped in and provided you with their experience with Royal Claims.
I wanted to link you to other thread where similar issues have been discussed:
A good question claim Royal Mail
Best wishes,
Roberto