Flipkart Delivery charge for f-assured item
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Seeing delivery charge for f-assured item on my flipkart plus account. Have seen it on couple of item and have been seeing it for past few days.
Anyone else faced this issue?? any possible solution ?
Happening with two of my account. Showing free shipping on third one
Customer care informed me that shipping charges vary from account to account.
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Showing delivery charges of Rs. 40/- in my Plus Account.
Now I think they will launch Flipkart Pro Plus account for free delivery
If jio mart has a more accessible customer support and a criteria for trusted sellers (like f-assured or amazon fulfilled) they can capture a good size of market
Still free for me but not expecting this to continue for long (Plus membership extension based on orders / sc earned in the past year or so)
Packing / handling charges also . Though no delivery charge to me but i was charged handling packing charges
Flipkart has removed free shipping for plus members from most of the products and many categories.
Yes.... Minimum value in cart must be more than ₹500/- tk get free shipping otherwise have to pay ₹40/- as shipping charges..
No Bro Only Some Plus Products Offer Free Ship While Some Products Ask 40Rs...
Check Urself ... Search Cadbury Chocolates And See Items Below 500Rs Some Say 40Rs And Some Says Free Ship.
Seller :: SuperComNet ( Flipkart Official Warehouse)
No such delivery charge here, seems user/acc specific.
Account specific till date...
@MJ911 as it's been rolling out, the delivery/Shipping charges (₹40) for orders less than ₹500 irrespective of membership. So In posting deals, it's required to mention that? Or it's understood as in case of Amazon Delivery (₹40)
It's a bug...keep on refreshing the page once it will show free shipping..then add to cart
After being a Flipkart premium plus member Flipkart cost 40 rs delivery charges on most of the products ..... I'm not accepting this from Flipkart ...now it's scamming
If jio mart has a more accessible customer support and a criteria for trusted sellers (like f-assured or amazon fulfilled) they can capture a good size of market
I feel Open-Box delivery policy is the best thing FK did in a while (hope amazon adapts the same very soon), even the return charges seem justifiable (if they stop considering cancellations as returns) + Category-wise restrictions.