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Posted (edited)
22 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ok, 30 seconds, then, and it doesn't matter now whether the driver is happy about it or not, it is law, not just a proposal.  I've never received any items "sealed up with duct tape", never mind "copious amounts" of it, bit of sellotape, yes, but that's all. 

You obviously haven't received many packages from Lazada if you haven't received them wrapped in duct tape. You do realize some packages are bigger than a shoe box?

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1 minute ago, giddyup said:

You obviously haven't received many packages from Lazada if you haven't received them wrapped in duct tape.

 

Of course he has, but it's more fun to split hairs and argue with every post, I assume

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5 minutes ago, giddyup said:
26 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ok, 30 seconds, then, and it doesn't matter now whether the driver is happy about it or not, it is law, not just a proposal.  I've never received any items "sealed up with duct tape", never mind "copious amounts" of it, bit of sellotape, yes, but that's all. 

You obviously haven't received many packages from Lazada if you haven't received them wrapped in duct tape.

Not "obvious", at all, I receive Lazada packages almost daily and the items inside the bubble wrap are never duct tape-sealed, as you claim...

"Packages within packages protected by layers of bubble wrap then sealed by copious amounts of duct tape".

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Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

Of course he has, but it's more fun to split hairs and argue with every post, I assume

Perhaps I just tend to react to ridiculously gratuitous exaggerations and false claims!

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Posted
1 hour ago, BerndD said:

That's not entirely true. When returning a COD shipment, the amount is credited to the Lazada wallet, but here you can have your money transferred to your account immediately. Takes 2-3 minutes and I have my money.

My mistake, I never looked that close, once it was credited I never looked farther as I knew I would use it soon. Thanks for the info.:thumbsup:

Posted
1 hour ago, Shmo said:

Digital wallet push globally, this is only a sneak preview. 

Exactly, the WEF want CBDC all tied to a digital I.D. so they can control your money. It is so plain to see, but sadly there are still people who say it is just a conspiracy theory.

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Posted
2 hours ago, Wuvu2 said:

The need is clear since there are so many cod scams, but logistics companies will either need to charge a lot more for cod or stop offering it all together. Will be interesting to see how it plays out.

OK. so it will take 5 minutes to check the parcel... Charge 5 baht more then.

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Posted (edited)
49 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Not "obvious", at all, I receive Lazada packages almost daily and the items inside the bubble wrap are never duct tape-sealed, as you claim...

 

@giddyup never claimed that either, it is just what YOU made up.

 

This is what he claimed, which clearly reads as the duct tape over the bubble wrap, so maybe you should work on your reading skills.

 

Packages within packages protected by layers of bubble wrap then sealed by copious amounts of duct tape.

 

 

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2 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

I always use C.O.D. as I do not trust Lazada with my card details, (or anyone else here), I have been lucky so far in that I have only had to return goods 2 times. However, with Lazada you do not get your money back, but get a credit note to your account, that would be a nightmare if it was for a large sum.

Ive got some refunded Baht in a Lazada  "wallet" only issue is, no matter how I try,  I cant access the "wallet" !

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New Law Allows Buyers to Inspect Online Orders Before Payment

 

Furthermore, logistics companies must promptly collect returned goods from customers within five days without imposing a collection fee. They are tasked with reviewing complaints and thoroughly examining returned items to ascertain their validity.

 

I'm confused by the title. 

 

If I get to inspect before paying, why wouldn't I just decline the order and have the driver take it with him on the spot?

 

Seems like a contradiction...

 

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14 minutes ago, Al BB said:

Ive got some refunded Baht in a Lazada  "wallet" only issue is, no matter how I try,  I cant access the "wallet" !

 

Just supply Customer Service with your ID

 

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Posted
1 minute ago, impulse said:

New Law Allows Buyers to Inspect Online Orders Before Payment

 

Furthermore, logistics companies must promptly collect returned goods from customers within five days without imposing a collection fee. They are tasked with reviewing complaints and thoroughly examining returned items to ascertain their validity.

 

I'm confused by the title. 

 

If I get to inspect before paying, why wouldn't I just decline the order and have the driver take it with him on the spot?

 

Seems like a contradiction...

 

 

Paying, as in the vendor does not get your money before you have an opportunity to inspect the goods. You have five days to do so.

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The main people suffering will be the delivery drivers who have to wait at each COD delivery. They don't even have time to scan an item as delivered before rushing off. I wouldn't be surprised if the drivers will refuse to deliver those. 

Posted (edited)
23 minutes ago, patman30 said:

sounds like they are trying to force couriers to stop providing COD

 

Why do you think that?

As I said before, it applies to other payment options as well, and shopee has amended their rules for returns.

If you made payment in advance, and you reject the order on delivery because there is a problem, your refund will be credited .instantly.

 

 

https://help-shopee-co-th.translate.goog/portal/4/article/158620-เงื่อนไขการให้บริการเช็กก่อนจ่าย-คืนได้ทันที-(Check-and-Return)?_x_tr_sl=th&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

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1 hour ago, giddyup said:

You obviously haven't received many packages from Lazada if you haven't received them wrapped in duct tape. You do realize some packages are bigger than a shoe box?

Have received many larger packages from Lazada, very rarely do they contain any duct tape. Plenty of Sellotape (Scotchtape us) but no duct tape , as said, rarely.

 

Personally I welcome a well cushioned package when fragile items are involved. People would soon complain if minimal packaging and broken items.

 

 

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3 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

I always use C.O.D. as I do not trust Lazada with my card details, (or anyone else here), I have been lucky so far in that I have only had to return goods 2 times. However, with Lazada you do not get your money back, but get a credit note to your account, that would be a nightmare if it was for a large sum.

You can now payt by scanning a QR code using your bank app on the phone.  No need to provide any account info.

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Posted (edited)
17 minutes ago, rwill said:

You can now payt by scanning a QR code using your bank app on the phone.  No need to provide any account info.

You can also pay in cash. COD. No banking details required. No QR code required. What's your point? This seems to be all about NOT accepting delivery before checking what you've got. Some times checking  takes me a few minutes to do. Boxes are usually taped up very well and sometimes just getting into the box and taking off the bubble wrap is not the easiest process. Do the people who deliver this have to wait? If so you can forget about next day or day after delivery and the delivery guys will miss out on money. More rules made by idiots who can't see past their nose. Rules like this are made up in thought bubbles by idiots. 

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2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ok, 30 seconds, then, and it doesn't matter now whether the driver is happy about it or not, it is law, not just a proposal.  I've never received any items "sealed up with duct tape", never mind "copious amounts" of it, bit of sellotape, yes, but that's all. 

I'm guessing you've never bought groceries online here? Because if you had you would know that everything you purchase is individually wrapped in "copious amounts" of bubble wrap. So, if you had ordered 20 items it would probably take nearer 10 minutes to unpack and check everything.

 

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Posted
58 minutes ago, NowNow said:

 

Paying, as in the vendor does not get your money before you have an opportunity to inspect the goods. You have five days to do so.

Yes there is a return policy. I wonder if food deliveries are covered by this? If so it will be just more madness from the empty headed idiots running the show. Nothing will change. Order online and pay online or COD. Check item after delivery. If item is no good or not what you ordered then return. I have only had to do this once. Not real happy and the process took a while and was convoluted but IMHO the system works pretty well as it is. The majority will continue to do what is already the case. 

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40 minutes ago, Dmaxdan said:

I'm guessing you've never bought groceries online here? Because if you had you would know that everything you purchase is individually wrapped in "copious amounts" of bubble wrap. So, if you had ordered 20 items it would probably take nearer 10 minutes to unpack and check everything.

 

Another wrong guess...items are wrapped in bubble wrap but are not also "sealed with copious amounts of duct tape" as the poster to whom I responded claimed. I very much doubt that anyone with normal facilities would need 10 minutes to check 20 grocery items!

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5 hours ago, patman30 said:

sounds like they are trying to force couriers to stop providing COD

why would they do this? It would hurt sales for sure and hopefully the companies would fight back. I like COD options and do not wish to lose them.

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10 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

why would they do this? It would hurt sales for sure and hopefully the companies would fight back. I like COD options and do not wish to lose them.

because they want a cashless society, keep up.
gov do not care about companies 
companies will fold and do as told
the customer will simply adapt to using a different payment method, or not get the goods they want.

i always use COD
but this recent "problem" they have decided to fix, was never really a problem,
and the fix seems good on the surface to the customer, but will be impossible for the companies to allow this
just think now how many old AN members will now be wasting the delivery drivers time,
opening up their 150 baht order to make sure everything is correct and working
"just give me a minute so i can plug it in and make sure it's working".....
couriers will soon have complaints from staff, some staff may just leave if their days become too long
courier has 2 choices
increase their fees by a lot so they can have a lot more delivery staff
or just scrap COD, and all deliveries that would have been COD are now a little faster too

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Posted (edited)
16 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

Why do you think that?

As I said before, it applies to other payment options as well, and shopee has amended their rules for returns.

If you made payment in advance, and you reject the order on delivery because there is a problem, your refund will be credited .instantly.

 

 

https://help-shopee-co-th.translate.goog/portal/4/article/158620-เงื่อนไขการให้บริการเช็กก่อนจ่าย-คืนได้ทันที-(Check-and-Return)?_x_tr_sl=th&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

the "solution" is to fix the COD scam
applying it to other payment options makes no difference
if the delivery driver is not asking the receiver for cash
they can just take it inside, without the need to check it is something they actually ordered
if any issue with something they did order, they can easily return it just as they normally would
the COD scam is where companies are sending out small items with COD
the receiver pays the small sum only to realise they or anyone else at the address did not order the item
again there is no need to waste the drivers time to confirm you ordered the parcel if not being asked to pay cash when receiving it


 

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Posted
20 hours ago, CallumWK said:

That was obviously before October 3, as now you are allowed to open before paying.

This is only possible with COD

 

20 hours ago, CallumWK said:

Since this applies to COD

ok just like the OP says
"Dubbed the "Contract Committee Notification on CoD Service law," this legislation impacts cash-on-delivery (CoD) transactions,"

 

 

19 hours ago, CallumWK said:

Since this doesn't apply to ONLY COD, why would they not cease offering other payment options?

make your mind up?
you can only open before paying if paying COD
you literally contradict yourself while at the same time claiming the OP is misinformation
from the OP
":this legislation impacts cash-on-delivery (CoD) transactions,"


 

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Posted
9 minutes ago, patman30 said:

This is only possible with COD

 

ok just like the OP says
"Dubbed the "Contract Committee Notification on CoD Service law," this legislation impacts cash-on-delivery (CoD) transactions,"

 

 

make your mind up?
you can only open before paying if paying COD
you literally contradict yourself while at the same time claiming the OP is misinformation
from the OP
":this legislation impacts cash-on-delivery (CoD) transactions,"


 

 

I don't have to make up my mind, I have posted Shopee's terms and conditions about this in another thread. Now get lost

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