on โ18-06-2013 02:49 PM
I bought a ring (not very valuable) from the UK 4 weeks ago, and the seller posted it a couple of days later with a tracking number.
Usually I find packages from the UK arrive in 2-3 weeks via airmail, but when I enter the tracking number for this particular item, I have been getting the following message:
Your item, posted on 22/05/13 with reference RU*********GB has been passed to the overseas postal service for delivery in AUSTRALIA.
Nothing has changed in 4 weeks, and I'm beginning to wonder why it's taking so long. Should I be concerned? It seems to be a legitimate number as it shows up as being on the way when entered into the Royal Mail website, but there is no evidence of it having arrive in Australia at all, just that it was posted.
on โ06-05-2017 12:07 PM
on โ06-05-2017 12:24 PM
I am beginning to think it is some new hobby that I hadnt heard about wish it would go away!!
on โ06-05-2017 12:43 PM
The regular responders have been asking for years to have old threads locked. They are still available to read but cannot be added to.
As usual, the requests fall on deaf ears.
It really is a waste of time to be reading a thread and find it is up to 5 years old. In ebayland, 5 months is a lifetime let alone 5 years.
For some reason there seems to be more old threads surfacing at the moment than there was in the past.
on โ13-09-2017 03:43 PM
on โ13-09-2017 06:00 PM
Sorry but I have to disagree with you....as far as I am concerned Royal Mail is very good and much more reasoably priced than USPS.
Even the GSP service is quicker and cheaper than the service from the USA.
on โ13-09-2017 07:59 PM
I've also found Royal Mail to be well priced and reliable. So much so that I wish UK sellers didn't insist on more expensive options (signature req etc) for inexpensive purchases. Haven't tried UK GSP but I have noticed it is cheaper than US version.
on โ19-03-2018 06:59 PM
on โ19-03-2018 08:43 PM
Try reading my post number 23 on this thread.....it explains why answering on old threads is not a great idea.
on โ19-03-2018 08:56 PM
@lyndal1838wrote:The regular responders have been asking for years to have old threads locked. They are still available to read but cannot be added to.
As usual, the requests fall on deaf ears.
It really is a waste of time to be reading a thread and find it is up to 5 years old. In ebayland, 5 months is a lifetime let alone 5 years.
For some reason there seems to be more old threads surfacing at the moment than there was in the past.
People playing with new toys?
Or Marching.
on โ19-03-2018 09:36 PM