@pansy19 wrote:
It's not Seller who told it was ebay .
I paid Expedited Parces - delivery tine 4 business days , not over month.
The Sender's responsibility is open Claim and get Refund Shipping tnen Refunt buyer .
You said earlier that the seller put "standard international shipping". Therefore you did not pay expedited parcel, you paid an amount for the seller to ship it to you however they wanted to. They chose to send it expedited, but they could have chosen to send it overnight or they could have got in their car and taken a road trip to deliver it in person, as long as it arrived by the end of the expected date indicated on their listing.
I know the way eBay displays things can be a bit confusing (they really need to do better), but the reason you can't open a claim until the 13th is because it isn't LATE until the 13th. Ignore the tracking and everything else. eBay only displays the information available on the Canada Post website. That isn't a promise of delivery date to YOU, that's a promise of delivery date to the SELLER who purchased the service from them. The only thing that matters is that it arrives by the 13th. That's the promise the seller made to YOU.
As far as why it got stuck, who knows. I've had it happen as both a buyer and seller. I think in my case the hub had an emergency and was damaged or something, and it took them awhile to get everything back in the pipeline.
