No, the ebay tracker is still in limbo on my two sales as of now. I'm going to call ebay CS Monday and ask what's going on with their software and what can be done to change to delivery accomplished. Can't help but wonder if is this a new angle by both ebay and a carrier to put the onus of discovery on the seller should a buyer file a claim of 'item not received'.
I dunno what to do about this new twist 'driver decision' with no closure on ebay's tracking once delivered unless I revert to exclusively relying on USPS or FedEx for shipping or have Signature Requirement on every UPS sale. I did do this 1 time on a $20 item sent USPS where Google Earth determined location to be unsafe for package delivery. That buyer got mad, refused signature, cancelled order, demanded refund and had the local USPO sit on return until past the 30-day limit for an ebay final value fee refund I would've gotten on item cancellation.
Past experience: if I tack Signature Required to anything I have to deal with buyers who are never home, too busy to sign off pre-delivery so onus won't be on me if package suddenly walks off after delivery. If a buyer is not home for signature required UPS will eventually return the package to me and that has happened where I've had to work, influence a buyer where to send something 2nd time so they can actually get it. Many have opted using Mail Boxes or a designated package receiver as destination while others get frustrated re trust issues and say so in my ebay feedback section. The drawback to using a mail receiver is the nominal fee the buyer will be charged using their service. Gosh, what a PIA selling online has become!
