Gardesana Pecher wrote: » My parcel must have been on the same flight. Still no update. Dublin airport transfer 8th November
whiterebel wrote: » They may ask you to return it or tell you to keep it, depends on what it is and how expensive
Alun wrote: » I was going to post the same question, I have a parcel from Amazon that's been sitting in the Dublin Parcel Hub since the 17th of November, and have also got the message from Amazon saying I can get a refund, but didn't know what would happen if it did eventually turn up.
JamieTra2017 wrote: » I am the same. Mine arrived into Ireland the 8th November and I still havnt received it. My tracking code is beginning with U.
limabromac wrote: » A package that left the uk on the 10th november and arrived in Dublin on the 14th Nov gor delivered today to my home... It sat in Dublin since the 14th and then today it was our for delivery in portlaoise.... So there's hope that the backlog is being cleared...Amazon already refunded me for the book as it was presumed lost but they also said there is no need to return it when I emailed customer service a a week ago...
Fmlusps wrote: » Ok thank you - and once space is available an post will hopefully deliver it? The tracking number I have is only applicable to the US so have no way to track it now that's it in ireland
Darc19 wrote: » In postal terms, the airport used is the "transfer airport" And it can be sitting there after being scanned for several days until space is available.
Fmlusps wrote: » If I have a package coming from US and it leaves a transfer airport in DUBLIN, how do an post get the package? They don't use transfer airports so what company is responsible for getting it from the airport to an post? I'm finding the whole thing so confusing.
horse7 wrote: » How long should it take to deliver an Amazon return package express post from Dublin 15 to portlaoise return center,an post tracking shows sorted in Dublin hub for the last 2days ?
Gally79 wrote: » I have contacted the AnPost CEO via Twitter, I had AnPost customer service reaching out to me within an hour.
ibrahimovic wrote: » 2 of 7 items in the last 3 months have gone missing from addresspal, same address used on all. They don't bother replying to emails and can't get to them on the phone. The 2 items missing were sent 4 and a half weeks ago from the uk, tracking number says there were delivered within 3 days. Not sure what to do now, surely they can't just get away with that? Have another item due as well
Darc19 wrote: » If it's a 6pm or 2pm "signature" then yes that is an internal thing. So many new staff that mis directs will happen. I don't see any posts where an item didn't eventually get delivered. BTW, an post delivery volume hit over 2m parcels last week. Highest ever. So as said before, we all just need some extra patience.
GreyAlien wrote: » Amazon definitely haven't given up on An Post in this neck of the woods. 90% of stuff ordered from amazon is still being delivered by amazon here. Instead of next day delivery when it hits Ireland, typically it's 2 days now. Still not too bad, seeing as it takes amazon often well over a week to dispatch something, unless you're a prime paying customer. :mad:
Tork wrote: » The postman finally delivered my package today, just over 2 weeks after it was despatched. It spent 11 days sitting in Frankfurt and made it to Dublin on Friday. I'm just glad it got here (it wasn't particularly important, thankfully) but it is a lesson learned. If anybody wants to buy anything online this side of Christmas, pay extra and use a courier if you can.
fritzelly wrote: » Well I'm glad Amazon have given up on An Post (see below) - had a few parcels ordered from then now in the past week, 2 days after ordering its at the door with Fastway (and in the past I would groan if it was sent by them)
Darc19 wrote: » An post certainly send me texts and I can track the van, but it hasn't been rolled out in all units yet. Fastway must be trialing this too, but not in my area yet Again and again, the volume of parcels is gigantic at present, people simply need a basic level of patience. It takes Amazon a week and more to dispatch parcels and no one moans, but more than 3 or 4 days for delivery and its Armageddon