The USPS Package Intercept costs the Sender around $ 17 to file. I assume this was a higher priced item correct? If so the Seller may do this kind of thing on a regular basis ... being will to give up $ 17 in an effort to keep the rest of the money on a transaction.
I called 1-800 number to the post office also went in person to my post office. Was told that the seller put a claim in for the package to be returned back to them. Package was never refused I have camera footage of all usps deliveries.
I called 1-800 number to the post office also went in person to my post office. Was told that the seller put a claim in for the package to be returned back to them.
If the seller filed a request like that, you would see "package intercepted" on tracking. Instead you're seeing package was refused by the addressee. I will echo @ittybitnot 's above advice and suggest you go to your post office with a copy of the order, show them the tracking number and your address. Ask them if the address on the package matches your address. If it does not match your address, they don't need to tell you what the address is, but ask them to provide a letter on USPS letterhead saying the package was not addressed to your info as shown on the eBay order.
Just posting to the end of the discussion in general....
Did the BUYER OP actually refuse the package, or was it the proverbial the gas station in his/her zipcode that did that? @trexjojo5321 needs to take a trip to their post office with the tracking information to see if the parcel was even intended for them in the first place.
Was not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office for the days of deliveries. They never rang the door bell or ask for signature. Each day they came to my door with packages. Was present for deliveries on every day
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in.
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·2 years ago
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How do you have camera footage from the post office? I find that hard to believe a Federal entity like the post office would give that information without a court order.
Was not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office for the days of deliveries and was also present when the postal person came to my door.
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in
I know what tracking says but that not what happened
What we're saying @trexjojo5321 is
- your $470 package (without a doll inside)
- had the address of the Conoco on Wicks for example
- where it was refused both afternoons Monday and Wednesday.
So the tracking shows refused, but your security cameras don't show the refusals at the Conoco.
Instead of your post office on Wicks, go to another post office (they're all on the same computer system) and ask that agent-in-charge there to check the address on the label of your package. If it's not your address, then Scotty is running a "false tracking" scam, and your not-a-doll package is on its way back.
r_lresale
·2 years agoSorry I didn't realize that this was the same/connected to the gas station post.
@trexjojo5321 you need to do as others advised and get in writing on USPS letterhead that it wasn't addressed to you and then appeal.
mr_lincoln
·2 years ago@trexjojo5321
The USPS Package Intercept costs the Sender around $ 17 to file. I assume this was a higher priced item correct? If so the Seller may do this kind of thing on a regular basis ... being will to give up $ 17 in an effort to keep the rest of the money on a transaction.
Just thinking out loud of course.
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoI called 1-800 number to the post office also went in person to my post office. Was told that the seller put a claim in for the package to be returned back to them. Package was never refused I have camera footage of all usps deliveries.
wastingtime101
·2 years agoIf the seller filed a request like that, you would see "package intercepted" on tracking. Instead you're seeing package was refused by the addressee. I will echo @ittybitnot 's above advice and suggest you go to your post office with a copy of the order, show them the tracking number and your address. Ask them if the address on the package matches your address. If it does not match your address, they don't need to tell you what the address is, but ask them to provide a letter on USPS letterhead saying the package was not addressed to your info as shown on the eBay order.
r_lresale
·2 years agoActually refused twice...1st time was on April 22. Very surprised that they got a second chance to receive package.
@inhawaii yes you are correct. Although most sellers would probably refund buyer (minus any shipping paid), they are under no obligation to do so.
ittybitnot
·2 years agoJust posting to the end of the discussion in general....
Did the BUYER OP actually refuse the package, or was it the proverbial the gas station in his/her zipcode that did that? @trexjojo5321 needs to take a trip to their post office with the tracking information to see if the parcel was even intended for them in the first place.
Just sayin'
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoWas not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office for the days of deliveries.
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in
inhawaii
·2 years agoIf the package was "refused" and returned to the seller,
the seller has no obligation to refund the buyer, correct?
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoWas not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office for the days of deliveries.
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in
dhbookds
·2 years agotracking says
Your item was refused by the addressee at 4:48 pm on April 24, 2024 in BILLINGS, MT 59105 and is being returned to the sender.
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoWas not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office.
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoWas not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office for the days of deliveries. They never rang the door bell or ask for signature. Each day they came to my door with packages. Was present for deliveries on every day
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in.
Unavailable member
·2 years agoHow do you have camera footage from the post office? I find that hard to believe a Federal entity like the post office would give that information without a court order.
redmodelt
·2 years agoHis home camera.
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoDidn't even read 😕
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoWas not refused at all have camera footage of all deliveries of the post office for the days of deliveries and was also present when the postal person came to my door.
The post office verify that seller Mr. Scott had put claim in
trexjojo5321
OP2 years agoI know what tracking says but that not what happened
dare-2046
·2 years agoWhat we're saying @trexjojo5321 is
- your $470 package (without a doll inside)
- had the address of the Conoco on Wicks for example
- where it was refused both afternoons Monday and Wednesday.
So the tracking shows refused, but your security cameras don't show the refusals at the Conoco.
Instead of your post office on Wicks, go to another post office (they're all on the same computer system) and ask that agent-in-charge there to check the address on the label of your package. If it's not your address, then Scotty is running a "false tracking" scam, and your not-a-doll package is on its way back.