09-06-2024 08:43 AM
When I try and fill out the missing mail form on USPS I get:
The address provided is the location of a third-party reshipper. Items addressed to a third-party reshipper are not eligible for further inquiry. For further assistance with this issue, please contact the third-party reshipper.
The tracking history shows no scan in two weeks:
09-06-2024 08:56 AM
I would skip the missing mail search and file a lost package insurance claim. Most USPS packages are covered up to $100.
09-06-2024 08:57 AM - edited 09-06-2024 08:59 AM
Are you the buyer or the seller?
If you are the seller, has the buyer filed a Not Received or just contacted you?
09-06-2024 09:28 AM
I am the seller. The buyer has not contacted me yet. Maybe they have received it as usps says, "The address provided is the location of a third-party reshipper."
09-06-2024 09:40 AM
Do not contact buyer.
Florida is like a hub of likes for 'freight forward'.
Check buyer feedback eBay ID to see what country item might be going through.
I am not sure how covered you are...others might tune in to tell you here.
It usually needs to say 'delivered' to the place in "Miami'.
You might not get a 'delivered' of item in tracking.
I have some packages 'In Transit to Next Facility, Arriving Late' on 'freight forward' from last year...LOL
The buyers were honest and gave me positive feedback. Items never showed 'delivered'.
09-06-2024 09:49 AM
It won’t get marked as delivered. Plus it won’t let you open any cases once they add that it has been delivered on the secondary page when you try to open a search. The usps level of incompetence knows no bounds. Just hope the buyer doesn’t open a case. You already know it has been delivered.
09-06-2024 09:50 AM
No, if the post office already has the item in their system as delivered any further inquiries are not allowed. You cannot open a case period.
09-06-2024 12:40 PM
@thisisall1word I would just let sleeping dogs lie.
Unless you get something from the buyer, dont contact them.