Speedpak shipped to wrong country
Summary: owennnn reported an issue with a package ordered from a Chinese seller that appears to have been shipped to the UK instead of Canada, their intended destination. reallynicestamps advised them to check the estimated delivery date, September 17, and consider the potential routing via Europe as a normal process. pjcdn2005 noted that the tracking indicates the package has arrived at a destination hub and should be forwarded. captk-2105 suggested contacting Orange Connex once the package is in Canada to get local tracking information. However, later comments, such as reallynicestamps's, highlight that the thread is outdated, warning that advice may no longer be accurate.
OK so I have a problem, basically I ordered some ram sticks from a Chinese seller on July 18 and it was shipped through speedpak (which I generally had a good experience with thus far) and everything was going normally until July 25 where it says "Arrived at destination country" and the country listed was "GB," which I assume is Great Britain, far, far away from my country Canada. I'm pretty sure this is a mistake so I'm a little bit concerned about my package, as of now, August 1, there have been no updates on the location of the package. So should I wait or should I do something about this? My tracking number is EE10028150153730001030003F0N
reallynicestamps
·1 year agoZOMBIE THREAD FROM AUGUST 2024
The problem with zombie threads is the the advice and information may be out of date and no longer accurate.
captk-2105
·1 year agoJust be patient. Once it lands in your country...contact www.orangeconnex.com. They will give you a tracking number from your delivery , postal service in your country.
pjcdn2005
·2 years agoWhen I click on the link it says 'Arrived at destination hub'. Hopefully it will be forwarded from there to you.
reallynicestamps
·2 years agoWhat is the last estimated date for delivery eBay gave you?
If that date has passed you have 30 days from the date to open a Not Received claim.
Although Chinese goods generally arrive in Canada on the West Coast, the world is round and it is possible that your seller decided to ship by way of the UK with eventual arrival in Montreal or Halifax, before moving on to you.
Watching tracking is a good way to increase anxiety, since the normal spoke and hub system doesn't necessarily make sense from outside.
(In this case, if the seller had 1000 orders from Europe and if they had 100 to North America of which 10 were to Canada, shipping a container to Europe first, then to the USA, and finally to Canada might actually be the most economic and efficient system. )
Maybe.
But check that estimated arrival date.
Mark it on your calendar.
And act quickly if it passes.
owennnn
OP2 years ago