Who pays for return shipping if I don't pick up the parcel at the parcel station?
I will not pick up a DHL parcel from a mail order company at the DHL Packstation and will have it returned.
Do I have to pay for return shipping? Is this the same as a return?
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I do not know a trader who would charge you the costs for the necessary return transport if a package was not accepted. I'm not even sure if DHL & Co calculates anything at all.
A non-acceptance, however, is not a revocation within the meaning of the BGB, so the trader could exist on acceptance of the goods. But what does that bring him?
Then why don't you order until you don't want it. I hope you have to pay the return fees so that the consignor is not at his expense!
There is no return!
You're right. But what else comes to it. He doesn't get it out of the packing station and thus blocks an unnecessarily long compartment. A reasonable person would pick up the show as soon as possible. Because other customers also need the subject urgently.
Right, that's what's going on.
Happy Easter.
No acceptance is not a revocation. And why 7 working days block a compartment? Such a stupid behavior, I hope for you that you will take into account.
Not accepted is no revocation, so you will probably calculate the postage.
I already revoked by fax.
Nevertheless, you did not adhere to the guidelines for a return.
You bought and paid for an item. The article has now been returned to the dealer and the paid money will of course deduct these costs and the rest is credit.
you can request the payment, a "non-release" is not an effective revocation
With an amount of a few euros, the dealer will probably not insist.
try out,
online trading, and that with tens of customers, the damage is summed up
then happy, is not the rule
I have seen that when a cheap article is not received, I simply got sent again for non-delivery. The original order came and I could keep it.