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on โ16-03-2016 06:17 PM
Who's responsibility is it to chase up a missing item buyer/seller?
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on โ16-03-2016 07:25 PM
If it was posted on 11th, it is not missing....yet. AP don't consider an item missing until 10 working days from lodgement.
Since they closed some of the smaller sorting centres and developed the large ones into mega centres (Sunshine West and Chullora in this case) a lot of our parcels are better travelled than a foreign correspondent. It will probably go back to Chullora tomorrow and be delivered Monday.
Penny
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on โ16-03-2016 08:27 PM
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on โ16-03-2016 06:22 PM
As a seller, I've always worked in with the buyer. We've sorted out a few "missing " items together. Mind you, I've had very sensible buyers which a huge help!
Sandra
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โ16-03-2016 06:23 PM - edited โ16-03-2016 06:25 PM
both of you
Have you let the other party know it is missing?
is there a tracking number and of so, what does it show?
Has there been enough time for the item to get where it is suppose to go?
How was it being sent?
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on โ16-03-2016 06:27 PM
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on โ16-03-2016 06:34 PM
I contacted the seller today to ask if there was a tracking number for the item which is coming from Vic to NSW.
She sent it so I checked Aus Post tracking and find the Item was posted from Cheltenham Vic 11th arrived in Chullora NSW 13th and now it's gone back to Sunshine West Vic on 15th. I contacted the seller and asked if she could contact Sunshine West to find out what's happened to it, but she's told me I have to chase it up.
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on โ16-03-2016 06:36 PM
I thought seeing she's in Vic it would be easier for her to contact the PO, but it would appear she's not that interested in helping track it down.
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on โ16-03-2016 06:37 PM
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on โ16-03-2016 06:39 PM
If you have a tracking number but the results are inconclusive (as in there are no results showing) you can ring AP and they can usually find out where the item is...or is supposed to be.
You can then go from there...if it really is missing then the seller needs to contact AP to formally start a search for the item.
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on โ16-03-2016 06:39 PM
It's saying it's now back in Vic (Sunshine West)
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on โ16-03-2016 06:40 PM
Was just going to say, the worst of the worst of the worst for ping-ponging parcels
Not the seller's fault ,and Australia Post will often advise (correctly or not) that it is the addressee that needs to 'chase' things
Your seller may have already been given the run around by AP, it MAY not be a case of them 'not being interested'

