UKNM: DHL/Fedex

[Sam Newman]

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Leslie said:


"the biggest problem with ignoring those letters is that, when you use the

DHL/FedEx services you accept the terms and conditions of the shipping

company. so they are within the rights..."


But surely their contract is with the person sending out the item, not the

person receiving it?  When I order goods I don't choose who the carrier is

(unless I want "next day" service etc), I don't tick a box, sign a form etc.

Another firm can't accept terms/conditions on your behalf, can they?


I think you're right, sites should carry a warning that you're liable to

have to pay tax in the future.  And I think handling charges stink.  But I

can't see how the customer can be said to agree to a carrier's terms and

conditions...


Sam



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