Don't worry about it.
If it got to Erlanger, it will get to you.
Allow about 20 days from the seller's house to you.
If more than that passes, open an Item Not Received dispute and say that this was shipped with the GSP.
If GSP/ Pitney Bowes cannot prove delivery**, you will be refunded.
If the item shows up after that you have a real problem. PB doesn't have a way of being refunded refunds. Neither the seller (who was paid) nor PB wants it back.
So you have to decide, donate? destroy? put extra in the collection plate this Sunday?
** This is the purpose of tracking, to prove that the buyer got it. And to mess with buyer's heads when they think it means anything else. Tracking doesn't move the parcel faster. Tracking doesn't protect the item against damage in transit.
If the parcel arrives when you are not home, the shipper (usually Canada Post) will leave a note in your mailbox telling you where and when you can pick it up. There will be no charges when you do.
