My package

[tcacat_yu7eevjxe]

It shows delivered just got home and package is not here

[sam9876]

Maybe a neighbor has it.

[tcacat_yu7eevjxe]

I will file a dispute with my bank tomorrow , my payment was taken but no product . I hate to think this is a scam or I will post some serious feedback ! 

[orangehound]

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@tcacat_yu7eevjxe wrote:

I will file a dispute with my bank tomorrow , my payment was taken but no product . I hate to think this is a scam or I will post some serious feedback ! 

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I understand that you should get the item you ordered, but there are several things that could have happened:

1. A neighbor could have it
2. Someone in your household could have taken it inside.
3. The post office could have made a delivery mistake.
4. You could have provided the wrong delivery address to your seller.
5. The seller could have made an honest mistake and shipped your item to the wrong address.
6. Someone could have stolen it from your delivery location.
7. Yes, wheras a scam is possible, the things in items 1-6 are more common.

The first step would be ask household members and neighbors to check for a misdelivery.  Second,  contact your seller and ensure that all the addressing was correct (you provided the correct address, and the seller used the correct address).  If that all checks out, I would then check with the post office to verify the delivery address (or ask your seller if they would be so kind as to do that) ... scammers might send a light package to a random address in your city.

If all the addressing was correct, and no one near you has the package, then I would suspect that it was stolen from your delivery location.

[ed8108]

Ask the delivery carrier to do a GPS for the location where delivered.

Perhaps it was misdelivered ?

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@tcacat_yu7eevjxe wrote:

I will file a dispute with my bank tomorrow , my payment was taken but no product . I hate to think this is a scam or I will post some serious feedback ! 

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How is this the seller's fault? It is not like the seller was the one who supposedly delivered it to you. This is completely USPS's fault, and I don't see why you are blaming the seller for it.

[tcacat_yu7eevjxe]

My address was correct , I verify every order I make , asked my neighbors , my mail was there , neighborhood never had a problem with packages , I’m not debating this any longer ! This is bad for business I will file the proper complaints and feedback period! 

[orangehound]

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@tcacat_yu7eevjxe wrote:

My address was correct , I verify every order I make , asked my neighbors , my mail was there , neighborhood never had a problem with packages , I’m not debating this any longer ! This is bad for business I will file the proper complaints and feedback period! 

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OK ... but if the seller did not make a mistake (e.g., if it is a USPS mistake, or if the package was stolen), then it is unfair to leave negative feedback for the seller.  Such an action can hurt a seller's business.

[tcacat_yu7eevjxe]

I didn’t blame the seller , to file a dispute you must contact the merchant which is what I did ! I have no package ! In order for it to be investigated and the bank will do so ! Thanks for your opinion 

[tcacat_yu7eevjxe]

Nothing more to discuss here tonight , I have the right to leave feedback either good or bad under the circumstances it is what it is . 

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@tcacat_yu7eevjxe wrote:

I didn’t blame the seller , to file a dispute you must contact the merchant which is what I did ! I have no package ! In order for it to be investigated and the bank will do so ! Thanks for your opinion 

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If you are not blaming the seller, why would you take the money away from them? Let's say you are the seller...

You sell something. You ship it. The buyer says it never showed up. The buyer files a claim and takes away your money. You now have no money and no item.

Yes, you are obviously blaming the seller between saying you will open a claim with your CC merchant and leaving bad feedback for them.

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@tcacat_yu7eevjxe wrote:

Nothing more to discuss here tonight , I have the right to leave feedback either good or bad under the circumstances it is what it is . 

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Why did you ask the question in the first place then...?

[missjen831]

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@tcacat_yu7eevjxe wrote:

Nothing more to discuss here tonight , I have the right to leave feedback either good or bad under the circumstances it is what it is . 

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Well guess what. You actually don’t have the right to harm the seller. The seller can have the feedback easily removed. Instead of channeling your anger towards the seller, why not be protactive and try to find your package? The post office knows exactly where it was delivered. Go there tomorrow and get that information. That should be your main concern, not leaving feedback for the seller.

[berserkerplanet]

And sellers around the world have the right to not do business with you as you don't seem to understand how things work around here, or how to play nice with others. *plonk*

[tcacat_yu7eevjxe]

Hahaha