Arrived at Erlanger KY nearly 1 month ago - still hasnt updated/moved?

[sharparson0]

Hello,   I ordered an item on July 9th,  and it arrived at the Erlanger KY global shipping center on July15th.  Arrival was supposed to be August 8th (I know it wouldn't arrive on a Saturday),  but its now been a couple business days after and still no sign.   How long should I wait until I request a refund?   There's no indication its went past customs,  only that its arrived at the global shipping center. 

Not sure what to do!

[femmefan1946]

Tracking is a Seller Protection.

It offers little of value to the buyer, except anguish watching the erratic movement of a package.

The important thing is the window for delivery.

If the estimated last date for delivery has passed go to the Resolution Centre at the bottom of the page and open an Item Not Received Dispute.

State that the shipping was through the GSP and ask for referral to a GSP specialist.

If the GSP cannot prove delivery (not shipping, delivery) you will be refunded.

Including the import fees you paid to GSP for duty and sales taxes.

The seller has nothing to do with this. She shipped to the GSP plant and delivery was fairly prompt considering the chaos caused by the pandemic and interference with the postal system by the Postmaster General.

[sharparson0]

There's no window for delivery. Just says August 8th as delivery day. I also never said the seller has nothing to do with this, i'm more curious about the GSP.

[femmefan1946]

EBay usually gives a period with the earliest and latest estimated delivery. A fudge factor, if you will. Sometimes you will see extra information about processes in answers for two reasons. One is that many questions are repeats of earlier problems that others have had and the posters who are replying are very used to giving the same advice over and over. The other reason is that many members with problems will research older responses that seem similar and having extra information (like the end of seller responsibility for delivery) may be useful to that future reader.