Hello 'lessa',
Something is really out of whack here, when you are not receiving any parcels.
Have you checked your ebay account address? This is by clicking on the My eBay at the top right of the page.
Then from about the middle left, choose the word Account.
From the left column under My Account choose Addresses.
Then click View all shipping addresses
There may be several, but does each of them look exactly the way the address looks on your utility bills?
(You're getting those okay, right?) If ever you make any changes, be sure to click Save.
Sorry if I sound like I am overstating the obvious, but this is always the first place to check if there may be an address
problem and it is surprising how often people miss a teeny little thing.
If that is okay do the same thing when carefully scrutinizing your address in your Paypal account and comparing it to
the utility bills that won't go away.
The only other things I can think of would be, -- do you live with anyone? Might a member of your household placed
a package on top of the fridge or some place and forgot to mention it? If you live in an apartment does the building
box have your name on it where the postee can see it? Do you live in a house where passers-by might nick a parcel
off your step? With that many not arriving, all this seems unlikely.
Have you ordered all your items from China? Those take a lot longer than that 30 days. They often travel by boat and
the fastest boat on the planet will not have your items arriving in less than 6 weeks. Paypal gives you 180 days in which
to file a claim so there is no acceptable reason for not waiting for overseas items to arrive. They almost always do.
However, because some folks are too quick to get a refund a few weeks before the item shows up, to compensate for
this thievery too many Asian sellers do not send items at all to users with low feedback scores because newbies generally
do not know how to get compensated and as you know, they will wait until it is too late to do anything.
That is the only other thing I can think of.
Check your addresses, check with your neighbours and anyone else who might know about your items.
And always choose your sellers carefully. Dodgy sellers will have a lot of feedback complaints about items that have
not arrived, -- what about your sellers? Any problems or do they all sound really good? And of course, once you have had a
problem with a seller, if you must re-buy the item, buy from a different seller.
Some links you may want to have a look at, as I am not sure how familiar you are with ebay's and paypal's protection
policies. This paypal link (Section 13.5) tells you about the 180 days, and there is a link to the Resolution Center if you
need it:
https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/ua/useragreement-full?country.x=CA&locale.x=en_CA#13
And this is the standard ebay page for what to do when there is a problem:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/buy/item-not-received.html
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