An Post - I got no green slip, and the letter was sent to the wrong name

BogMonkey · 01-06-2017 03:30PM #1

I was waiting on a letter to arrive, the tracking hadn't changed for over a week so I assumed it got lost. I checked tracking again, and turns out it arrived at the local sorting center about 12 days ago. I never got any green slip. And to complicate things further, they somehow put the wrong name on the package, a females name. The surname is correct though. It was sent from an EU country. Will the package still be there after all this time? And can I pick it up even though theres a different first name? The sorting office wont answer the phone.

kbell · 01-06-2017 08:24PM

I think that on any green slip I got to say there was a package in the sorting office for collection, it said that if it wasn't collected within 5 days it was returned to sender.

Shelflife · 02-06-2017 01:34PM

If its an international package/letter it will be kept for 18 days

rubadub · 02-06-2017 02:24PM

I nearly missed a package since the postman had put the notice slip in the middle of unsolicited junkmail he was delivering, he folded them all down the middle so they were in a bundle, only when I went to throw them out days later I bothered to separate them and saw it.

BogMonkey · 06-06-2017 06:40PM

Someone collected it at my house and didn't tell me. Because of those ****ty electronic pads, the name came out wrong.

BogMonkey · 06-06-2017 06:41PM

kbell wrote: »

I think that on any green slip I got to say there was a package in the sorting office for collection, it said that if it wasn't collected within 5 days it was returned to sender.

Thats for domestic mail. From Europe its 16 days or something. Outside the EU 21 days I think.

An Post - I got no green slip, and the letter was sent to the wrong name

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