09-05-2013 02:17 AM - last edited on 09-06-2013 06:05 PM by hawk_s
I've bought an item for the first time from the USA via GSP. I live in Belgium, Europe. The tracking link worked just fine up until the departure from the KY shipping center in Erlanger, but from there on it tells me that the shipment has been sent to Interpost for international delivery. It then provides some number starting with "# LPKEN..." which links to www.trackyourparcel.eu.
The site is a joke. Two fields, asking for an order reference and ZIP code. No additional instructions, no contact information...
I've tried just about every possible combination I could think of. The number from the link, with the hash symbol, without, only the numeric portion... The original tracking number for the US shipping. The eBay transaction number. The ZIP code for delivery, with and without a "BE" prefix for Belgium, with and without city name behind it (who knows, maybe they copied the line verbatim from eBay)...
The only thing this site ever spits back in my face is "combination not found".
The item was shipped for international delivery yesterday. Do I just need to wait it out and see if it comes up on that site, or is there some magic combination that I must input to get my parcel status? Or, does it simply not work?
I don't even know who is responsible for that site. Is it eBay? Pitney Bowes? Some carrier I don't know of? I have no idea who I may even contact for info.
The GSP draws enough criticism from sellers as it is, but as a buyer it seems you're left out in the cold even more. If this service is to be taken seriously by the people who will drive it (i.e. international buyers) you're gonna have to do better than this. If the listing says "international tracking included", then I expect international tracking. Not just for some part of the trajectory, or depending on the whims of some web service that for all I know may not even call anything on the back-end.
I realize there's two other discussions on these boards regarding Trackyourparcel.eu, but this needs to be brought to attention.
09-20-2015 11:12 AM
02-08-2016 09:59 AM
Silent so for long... So, the guys and gals from Portugal, did you receive your item?
How long?
11-02-2016 01:01 PM
Hi, did you receive your package finnaly? Because I'm exactly in the same case as you. Thank you
11-02-2016 01:04 PM
Did you finnally receive your package?
11-17-2017 04:56 AM
i agree! you may as well not have tracking. Someone is not doing there job, unless of course the job is vacant waiting on some nutter to start on Monday. Too late i want my parcel today.
11-17-2017 05:02 AM
Four year old necrothread
@alan@ebay @Anonymous
06-27-2018 08:55 AM
13ten is owned by ebay , and it doesnt a bycycle to deliver with it sells off to slowest and cheepest , the Erlingar, wormhole, it is too, my daughter lives close there, and went to see the massive operation there she almost , it was small front door, with one there, 13ten have no contact so ebay pulls the strings,
06-27-2018 08:59 AM
this talk thing is ebay message board, them sneeky **bleep** **bleep** the cover all basis, they can big **bleep**in dick they have been clocked
06-27-2018 09:47 AM - edited 06-27-2018 09:48 AM
@karl*katz wrote: @karl*katzIt will be Some carrier I don't know of
Do not miss your 45 day deadline for opening a dispute.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/item-not-received.html
From your link:
Report an item that hasn't arrived
You have 30 days from the estimated delivery date to inform the seller that you didn't receive your item. Once you've told them there's a problem, the seller has 3 business days to provide a delivery update, offer a replacement, or give you a refund.