You ordered an item in August and it has finally arrived.
If the order was paid on August first, that is 52 days -- including the August Long Weekend.
If it was paid on August 31st, that is 22 days-- and there was the Labour Day weekend in there.
I allow 15 days for shipping from Europe.
20 days for shipping from North America.
30 days for shipping from Asia.
Longer than that, I ask the seller for the date of shipping, the service he used and the tracking number.
The tracking number is not actually important.
But you have the item now. Problem solved.
You can leave appropriate feedback. But base shipping time on the date sent, not the time in transit, which the seller cannot control, please?
You ordered an item in July and you have not yet received it?
It is well overdue.
Use Contact Seller on the listing to ask the seller for the date of shipping, the service he used and the tracking number.
If you do not get a satisfactory answer, and an offer of a replacement is NOT a satisfactory answer, go to your Paypal account.
The Resolution Centre is on the left side of the Money page.
Open an Item Not Received Dispute.
If the seller cannot prove delivery (that is why the tracking number is used, to protect the seller), he will be required to refund you in full.
Do NOT accept an offer of a Replacement. Money only.
If the seller does not refund you promptly, Paypal will, and go after the seller for their money. Hard.
You have up to 180 days (six months) to open a Dispute with Paypal.
Act today.
