RossieMan wrote: » yea, steal. Great advice.
PaulKK wrote: » Ordered an item from eBay last week with a delivery address in Carlow. An post tracking saying it's been delivered at 8am this morning in Newbridge... Should I be concerned?
davo2001 wrote: » Yes
mad muffin wrote: » I have a package that first of all amazon took their sweet time shipping. Then when it finally arrived in Dublin a week after shipping sat there for another week. Finally last night it arrived in Portlaoise, which is my nearest depot. This morning it went from Assigned delivery route Item is on delivery Item in depot - mis-sorted Wth does that even mean? It seem I’m not destined to receive this package.
killbillvol2 wrote: » One of mine which was lost, and for which I've received a refund, is now out for delivery. ��
road_high wrote: » Say nothing....!!
Somedaythefire wrote: » Probably a silly question but what is normal Christmas business levels? Does that still include delays or should we expect orders on time before Christmas? I usually avoid ordering things around Christmas but this year have gotten stung.
killbillvol2 wrote: » So two orders, both of which had been declared lost and refunded, arrived as one delivery yesterday And a pretty stupid idea given that they know it was delivered. Contacted them through chat - they took the payment for one order again immediately and told me to keep the other one FOC.
markc1184 wrote: » I contacted Amazon this morning about my parcel that was supposed to be delivered on December 3rd, they have started the refund process but I have just got home and got a leaflet saying they tried to deliver but nobody was home. What happens now with regards the refund? I'd rather stop that process than having to return the parcel. I can't see an option on the order in Amazon to contact them again about it.
ross2010 wrote: » Get onto Live Chat on their website and tell them. Regardless once it is delivered they are notified and if it isn't returned by a certain date they recharge you for it. I got a package last sat that was weeks late, they had already refunded it, they emailed to say if I don't return by Jan 4 they recharge me. They included a prepaid label for An Post. I´ll be returning as no longer any use to me but you can get them to either stop refund or to refund and recharge you. Live Chat on website is best option.
tom_murphy112 wrote: » Weird thing is I contacted them stating I would like to pay for an item that was initially refunded as being lost and they went ahead and charged me immediately for it. But it still shows as due for return in my account and didn't actually get an email about the payment, yet the transaction is showing as completed on my side.
ross2010 wrote: » That's tricky. Was that a while ago as I find it takes them a good few days to update everything. I´d do a Live Chat again and explain issue and see what they say, it obv needs resolving if they've charged you for it and yet expect it back. Should be easy enough to sort I´d imagine :rolleyes:
tom_murphy112 wrote: » It was yesterday, I even went to their live chat and was told by the support personal that he "updated" it on the system, but still nothing. One would imagine, the initial person who recharged me for it, would have done it.
Lord Spence wrote: » Smyths are advising to order before 5pm today for home delivery due to a warning from AnPosthttps://www.smythstoys.com/ie/en-ie/help-shipping-and-delivery
Discodog wrote: » An Post put out a notice on the radio saying that today was the last day for parcel posting for Christmas followed by an advert for people to send parcels :rolleyes:
