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Dymag mobile net. (28 posts / 1,747 views)
tazi tazi
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Post #16 11 Feb 2023 07:17
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Great stuff.

I was thinking of putting a brand new dymag 42” stalker net with the 3 feet extension but unsure how much folk may pay and secondly I'd be a bit wary of posting it as would prefer collection only really.

Any thoughts?.

Cheers

Les.
scaley&dark
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Post #17 11 Feb 2023 08:22
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People will pay as much as they want to, or can afford.

Judging by the interest in this thread, Dymag kit is very sort after !

tazi tazi
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Post #18 11 Feb 2023 09:03
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Cheers.

Unsure too about how payment is made as I've read of folk getting mugged off.
mrbrightside
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Post #19 11 Feb 2023 09:04
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In reply to Post #8
Got one of those as well 😀
essesxandy essesxandy
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Post #20 11 Feb 2023 12:24
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Wow! I've got a standard net and a stalker net with extension piece and an extra set of arms and net. Retirement looms.
mere--man mere--man
Posts: 577
Post #21 11 Feb 2023 13:12
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I wouldn't be too worried about postage. I build rods as a side business, can only recall one time I've ever had any get damage.

With the mobile nets, I just cut down a solid plastic rod tube to 4 foot, sealed each end and taped it, post office fully insured next day by 1pm a little under £12. Refunded the buyer the £8 excess as I want sure on postage fees. Royal Mail won't do anything 6ft do rods are a no go, but that's where ups step in and they are equally as good.

It's insured either way then, and with eBay / PayPal, only ever post to address that either PayPal or eBay give for the buyer. If you send elsewhere as some do request, even if it is tracked and signed for, if a complaint is made, you'll loose out. Learnt the hard way on that one once before, it's in the small print somehwere.
tazi tazi
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Post #22 11 Feb 2023 13:17
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Nice one, thank you.
stuart666 stuart666
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Post #23 11 Feb 2023 15:14
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They never used to post rods but they do now. Royal mail will post rods via parcel force. One off price of £32. I sent some basia barbel rods from my local post office a few months ago and also sent a century spod rod with them 2 wks ago.
tazi tazi
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Post #24 11 Feb 2023 18:38
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I've heard stories of where the buyer has kicked up a stink about inferior quality or want for a better word not matching it's description.

Anyone had any issues like the above, or similar?.
AndyClark AndyClark
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Post #25 11 Feb 2023 19:04
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i once sold a set of steve neville f.o buzz bars, bearing in mind this stuff is 3/4 inch solid stainless, I sold them on ebay,sold them cheap and when the scum bag received them he put a claim in saying thermo were bent,never in a million years could you bend 5" 3/4" thick solid stainless steel....had to offer him a part refund as I would have had to paid the postage back still ****s me off to this day
tazi tazi
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Post #26 11 Feb 2023 19:40
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Disgusting mate with no morals.

That's what worries me to be honest.
Beyonce
Posts: 1,711
Post #27 11 Feb 2023 21:27
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An offer to go and collect the item in person for a refund usually puts that one to bed. A lot of chancers on eBay but most are just bluffing for a few easy quid back.
AndyClark AndyClark
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Post #28 12 Feb 2023 09:55
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it was the other side of Yorkshire mate,well had my pants down
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