I dropped off a package with the shipping label (Canada Post Expedited)
on it in the mail box 3 days ago (on Tuesday) and there's still no
tracking updates showing it as "item processed". Is this normal? I'm
worried that maybe it got stolen by a post...
The order was marked shipped only a few days ago and the estimated
delivery date shown for the order is March 20th, but somehow the buyer
was still able to open an INR claim today. What gives? Do I have to
resolve the case by issuing a refund if ther...
A buyer ordered two blu-ray cases from me on May 18, which I shipped the
day after, on May 19, in two separate envelopes by lettermail as I did
not offer combined shipping and did not have an envelope that could fit
both and still be able to send by ...
I seem to be getting a spike in INR claims this year which I'm not used
to. Most of my buyers are very patient too and waited way beyond (like a
month after) the last expected delivery date but it still seems that at
least 10% of my lettermail shipme...
A few days ago, a customer who purchased a book from me THREE MONTHS AGO
filed a dispute with her payment institution, requesting her payment
back, and the reason indicated for this dispute is that "the buyer did
not recognize the transaction". Not t...
@pjcdn2005 wrote:Are you checking on the Canada Post site or just on
eBay for tracking?I've been checking both sites for tracking updates
since I dropped the package off in the mail box on Tuesday morning, and
so far it still hasn't been scanned (it'...
I seem to remember I had one opened the first day after the FIRST
delivery dateHasn't it always been the case that buyers can't open an
INR case until AFTER the latest estimated delivery date? How is it that
they're suddenly able to open one way befo...
But isn't the buyer obligated to wait until the latest estimated
delivery date shown for their order before opening an INR claim? Why am
I expected to refund them when it's only been a few days since the item
was shipped?
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