Posted on 04/05/2024 7:39:11 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
I have a problem with EBay seller who claimed USPS delivered package to my residence, but I never got it. EBay still investing after two weeks, should I tell credit card company to cancel charge? Or should I wait for Ebay response and refund?
My son lives in Eastern VA and I live in Western VA. He sent me a package. After a couple of days it showed to be in Atlanta. A couple of days later it was in Denver. Couple of days later back to a different town in GA and then Atlanta again. Finally got here about a week late.
#6 Here is the reason.
Everybody At The Post Office Is An Alien Scene - Men In Black 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=JrWHIN_B-TM
I recently purchased an item, the shipper was in Kalifornia, shipped USPS “Ground Advantage”.
It took 5 days to get to Jersey City. From there, it went to a facility in south Jersey, and then to a facility in south Philadelphia. But it must have been lonely as it went back to Jersey City for another visit. From there, it went to a facility in northeast Philly, and from there it made a return trip to south Philly. Finally it got to the local post office, and was delivered.
The total transit time was 1 week, but at least I got it.
Come election time, the USPS will quickly deliver every democrat ballot. Their jobs depend on it.
Good luck with eBay “investigating” anything. They are even more incompetent than the USPS. Does the tracking say it was delivered? It’s a little known fact that every scan includes a GPS location, though that isn’t available to the pubic. Get a printout of the tracking record and take it to the post office, and they will look into it. That may or may not help, but it’s worth a try.
I had a strange case where I shipped a package and the tracking said it was delivered, but the buyer said it wasn’t. But the tracking said it was scanned twice AFTER it was supposedly delivered. The post office guy looked into it, and resolved the problem.
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