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@chameleon54 wrote:

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@hecate_2007 wrote:

Beware shopping at this business online at eBay.
Seller employs lazy courier (Couriers Please)(no thanks!),
Courier delivers to pop-up shop miles away instead of delivering to 2 optional pop-up shops across the road,
Then turns around and blames you.
Item is sent back to seller, but no refund.
Item tracking number comes up as delivered (to pop-up shop),
So eBay closes case, and mysteriously all feedback is removed.
If item was delivered, why am I unable to leave feedback?
Very very strange. Very unusual for eBay.
So much running around to fix seller's mistake, and now no communication forthcoming, and definitely no refund.
Case is now being reviewed by PayPal.
AVOID SELLER.

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My understanding of a " pop - up shop " is one that rents a vacant premises, trades from makeshift shop fittings such as trestle tables etc. for a few weeks and then closes down again, sometimes " popping up " somewhere else. ( see link below )

 

Your claim that an established courier company would have a contract with such a transient business to act as a freight depot for receival and handling of parcels just doesn't smell right. And two more pop up shops just across the road, both of which also act as freight depots for the same established company ?  That's an awful lot of " pop-up shops " acting as freight depots for a major courier company ????

 

I smell porky pies.

 

https://www.thestorefront.com/mag/what-exactly-is-a-pop-up-shop/

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I think they might mean POPSTATIONS  or POPSHOPS   appear to be similar service to parcel point and parcel lockers

http://www.couriersplease.com.au/