rick31797 wrote:
People initially thought GSP would be atleast as good or better service then USPS, now feel scammed , doesn't mean GSP is running a scam, just means after spending there hard , earned money and expecting to get there product in a reasonable amount of time,instead they are either not getting it,or getting it damaged.I would feel scammed also, because GSP is not coming through, and i doubt if they can say these are growing pains after a year.
The one problem with GSP is there seems to be too much handling..and if i have bought a rare expensive item, i want less handling not more. there are too many hands in the cookie jar..nothing was wrong with shipping USPS, now CA buyers have to filter out GSP, and after searching today, its not that easy to find a product at a decent price, decent shipping and no GSP..When you finally find one , the item is price way to high, or shipping is way to high, so you end your search and look for your item at Canadian stores that offer free shipping, and returns.
I've never seen anything in the GSP's marketing that suggests that it's "better than USPS" (whatever that means). I do see in the FAQ that most shipments should take week to arrive at their destination after leaving the global shipping center. I suspect that's generally the case for items that have to go by air to reach the destination country, but it's probably more dicey for shipments to Canada which likely travel by truck or possibly even rail.
For what it's worth, I gave up looking for 'bargains' on eBay a long time ago and now focus more on items that are hard to source locally, such as a battery for my weird, minority-taste smartphone or special arch supports for my weird feet. eBay's competition for my dollar is other websites, not brick and mortar merchants or yard sales. I take the total cost into consideration and don't focus on just a single aspect of it.
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