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Return with PrePaid Labels #1
I'm trying to SE some perfume and the company has sent me a postage envelope with a pre-paid label. What's the best way with proceeding with this?

I usually try and avoid the return stage with different excuses related to the item being disposed but now I want to develop my skills in terms of returns. I was thinking dry ice with approximate weight but it doesn't seem so cost effective. So im gearing towards lost in transit or something but im not sure on the method of execution.

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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #2
Quote:I'm trying to SE some perfume and the company has sent me a postage envelope with a pre-paid label. What's the best way with proceeding with this?
What's the exact weight of the return?
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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #3
(02-01-2022, 01:46 AM)mothered Wrote:
Quote:I'm trying to SE some perfume and the company has sent me a postage envelope with a pre-paid label. What's the best way with proceeding with this?
What's the exact weight of the return?

should be 100-110 grams. I was thinking the box method without dry ice but the postage envelope I was provided is padded. So I could be quite limited in terms of using tape as a medium for weight

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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #4
(02-01-2022, 03:54 PM)Olafatron Wrote: should be 100-110 grams. I was thinking the box method without dry ice but the postage envelope I was provided is padded. So I could be quite limited in terms of using tape as a medium for weight
Yes, there's no need to add dry Ice.110 grams (at the most) Is within the boxing method's weight bracket.

Is It not possible to cut It to the length of the perfume and apply a single layer of tape?
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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #5
(02-01-2022, 04:18 PM)mothered Wrote:
(02-01-2022, 03:54 PM)Olafatron Wrote: should be 100-110 grams. I was thinking the box method without dry ice but the postage envelope I was provided is padded. So I could be quite limited in terms of using tape as a medium for weight
Yes, there's no need to add dry Ice.110 grams (at the most) Is within the boxing method's weight bracket.

Is It not possible to cut It to the length of the perfume and apply a single layer of tape?

Yeah most definitely. So would  I just make a cut of around the size of the perfume then seal it packing tape, leaving the envelope empty inside or pack the envelope with something else?
(This post was last modified: 02-01-2022, 06:01 PM by Olafatron.)

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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #6
(02-01-2022, 05:49 PM)Olafatron Wrote:
(02-01-2022, 04:18 PM)mothered Wrote:
(02-01-2022, 03:54 PM)Olafatron Wrote: should be 100-110 grams. I was thinking the box method without dry ice but the postage envelope I was provided is padded. So I could be quite limited in terms of using tape as a medium for weight
Yes, there's no need to add dry Ice.110 grams (at the most) Is within the boxing method's weight bracket.

Is It not possible to cut It to the length of the perfume and apply a single layer of tape?

Yeah most definitely. So would  I just make a cut of around the size of the perfume then seal it packing tape, leaving the envelope empty inside or pack the envelope with something else?
Although 110 grams Is within the weight limit, to play It safe, add a little extra packing.

You don't need to substitute the entire weight, but rather reduce It.
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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #7
(01-31-2022, 05:38 PM)Olafatron Wrote: I'm trying to SE some perfume and the company has sent me a postage envelope with a pre-paid label. What's the best way with proceeding with this?

I usually try and avoid the return stage with different excuses related to the item being disposed but now I want to develop my skills in terms of returns. I was thinking dry ice with approximate weight but it doesn't seem so cost effective. So im gearing towards lost in transit or something but im not sure on the method of execution.


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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #8
(02-02-2022, 04:25 AM)mothered Wrote:
(02-01-2022, 05:49 PM)Olafatron Wrote:
(02-01-2022, 04:18 PM)mothered Wrote: Yes, there's no need to add dry Ice.110 grams (at the most) Is within the boxing method's weight bracket.

Is It not possible to cut It to the length of the perfume and apply a single layer of tape?

Yeah most definitely. So would  I just make a cut of around the size of the perfume then seal it packing tape, leaving the envelope empty inside or pack the envelope with something else?
Although 110 grams Is within the weight limit, to play It safe, add a little extra packing.

You don't need to substitute the entire weight, but rather reduce It.

What do you mean by this? so essentially an empty package or perhaps placing a random item inside just to be safe?

(02-02-2022, 09:22 AM)nftceo Wrote:
(01-31-2022, 05:38 PM)Olafatron Wrote: I'm trying to SE some perfume and the company has sent me a postage envelope with a pre-paid label. What's the best way with proceeding with this?

I usually try and avoid the return stage with different excuses related to the item being disposed but now I want to develop my skills in terms of returns. I was thinking dry ice with approximate weight but it doesn't seem so cost effective. So im gearing towards lost in transit or something but im not sure on the method of execution.


ftidna

How does that work?
(This post was last modified: 02-03-2022, 01:49 PM by Olafatron.)

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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #9
(02-03-2022, 01:48 PM)Olafatron Wrote: What do you mean by this? so essentially an empty package or perhaps placing a random item inside just to be safe?
Corrugated cardboard and the like.

It adds weight and gives the Impression that you're protecting the perfume from damage In transit.
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RE: Return with PrePaid Labels #10
(02-02-2022, 09:22 AM)nftceo Wrote:
(01-31-2022, 05:38 PM)Olafatron Wrote: I'm trying to SE some perfume and the company has sent me a postage envelope with a pre-paid label. What's the best way with proceeding with this?

I usually try and avoid the return stage with different excuses related to the item being disposed but now I want to develop my skills in terms of returns. I was thinking dry ice with approximate weight but it doesn't seem so cost effective. So im gearing towards lost in transit or something but im not sure on the method of execution.


ftidna
too many people dish this term around without a real definition of it.

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