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  • I ordered some earphones from China on 18th Nov. They still haven't arrived. I've contacted the company I bought them from and they are checking with the courier they used locally but have asked me to check with my local post office

    And you can contact your local post office and file a case to prove that you don’t receive your package. (please got it with the stamp of the post office )
    Then you tell us your case number; we will handle your problem accordingly. Please don’t worry.

    Is this something post offices can do? I kind of assumed that they can only provide proof of non-delivery if they have a proof of postage through their own system, not a foreign service? I'd go and ask them myself but won't be able to go until the 23rd

  • Bullshit.

    The contract is between the sender and the courier. RM will tell you that you have no claim against them.

    The most the postie can do is check that their isn't an parcel waiting for you (red card gone astray or such like), but they aren't going to confirm that they haven't done something they didn't know about.

    Open a Paypal claim.

  • This is my stance as well. Hoe can the post office prove that they haven't sent me something they have no clue about?! I've emailed the company back saying as much.
    I think there's a chance it could be stuck in customs. I'll wait a few weeks longer and if it still doesn't turn up I'll get paypal involved.

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