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2014_bozin · ‎13-03-2014

Hi,

i haven't received my package yet and it's been a long time since i orderwhat is going on?

ytwo000 · ‎13-03-2014

WHY ask here ???..ask the seller. ??????????????

one for the special list

gkam2 · ‎13-03-2014

@2014_bozin wrote:
Hi,
i haven't received my package yet and it's been a long time since i orderwhat is going on?

Uh, dunno.

cq_tech · ‎13-03-2014

You purchased 2 items from China on February 8 which was 33 days ago and given that your sellers have in excess of 320 negs between them in just the past month alone, if your items don't turn up within the next few days, you seriously need to think about lodging INR disputes with Paypal, bearing in mind that you only have 45 days from the sale date in which to do so.

chameleon54 · ‎13-03-2014

@soaper2005 wrote:
WHY ask here ???..ask the seller. ??????????????
one for the special list

Oh cmon guys.......... youre being a bit rough on a new member........ OP, Have you checked with your local post office ? If it is a parcel it may be waiting collection. If your item does not arrive, first send a message to the seller requesting a tracking number ( if available ) DONT let them string you on past the 45 day period to open an item not recieved case. ( a favorite tactic of Chinese sellers ). If no item arrives and tracking does not show where it is, open an item not recieved case. ( go to purchased items and hover mouse over " more actions" next to the item you purchased. Click on "resolve a problem" and follow the prompts. ) PLEASE REMEMBER - you only have 45 DAYS to lodge the claim, otherwise you will allmost certianly lose your money.

ytwo000 · ‎13-03-2014

bit rough ?whats rough about telling the buyer to ask the seller?

cq_tech · ‎13-03-2014

Nothing wrong with that at all, but suggesting that others add him to their BBLs was quite unnecessary IMO.

ytwo000 · ‎13-03-2014

others? where does it say that?

chameleon54 · ‎13-03-2014

@soaper2005 wrote:
bit rough ?whats rough about telling the buyer to ask the seller?

The suggestion to contact the seller is fair enough, but BBL is a bit extreme. With 2014 in the ID and two feedbacks ( plus the question itself ) it is a reasonable assumption the OP is a new member rather than an experienced member posting under another ID. I can remember when I first started, ebay was a pretty daunting place. It is easy to forget that it takes awhile to learn all of the nooks and crannies that ebay hide things such as INR claims etc. The forums can be a great place to learn stuff and newbies should be encouraged to use them.

cq_tech · ‎13-03-2014

@soaper2005 wrote:
others? where does it say that?

It doesn't specifically but that's the implication AFAIC.