Sorry if I came off as impertinent with that question. I'm just confused by your need to contact eBay this early in the game. Many eBay CSRs aren't well-versed in the GSP's workings and may give you poor or inaccurate advice. The best advice I think you'd receive is to contact your seller first, which is what I'll suggest.
When sellers ship off items to the Global Shipping Center in Kentucky, there's supposed to be a parcel ID or reference number on the address label. If you can obtain that from the seller, you can try entering it on this webpage:
https://parceltracking.pb.comIf you get no tracking information associated with that number, you may be SOL, but I would wait until the latest estimated delivery date before making any sort of non-delivery claim just in case the information simply didn't make it to the GSP database. After all, the most important thing is having the item in your hot little hands. Knowing where your item may have been and when it was there doesn't really matter a hill of beans in the grand scheme of things. This is advice from a reformed tracking tracker nerd.
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