motherfunker wrote: » My order left HK on 2nd April according to the HK post office web site but has still not arrived in Ireland, according to the an post web site. Is this normal or does it look like I have a problem and if so what should I do next. I have emailed the company but still no reply, I am just expecting a "we posted it, dont know where it is now" type answer. Do things usually show up on the an post tracker site or is it just a dud? Will customs notify me straignt away if they have taken my aeg for any reason?
Once it leaves hong kong, its on its way here.
sci-ops wrote: » Just wondering if anybody has received anything from Hong Kong post since the middle of April. In particular, any items sent by e-hobbyasia. I ordered a Tune up kit which was sent, according to the tracking number on the 11th of April (Hong Kong Post tracking site). Still hasn't arrived in Ireland according to An Post. Patience is wearing a little thin at this stage.:mad: I'm going to give it another day or two and then send an e-mail to e-hobbyasia letting them know I still haven't received the item (roughly 20 business days later) and will be contacting e-bay.
Tommyboy71 wrote: » Finally got a tracking number from ehobby and when I ckecked the HK postoffice I find out it was posted on the 11th April. I think someone once threw a bottle with a message into the ocean and it made it around the world quicker. This is really pi55ing me off :mad:
kdouglas wrote: » Have you tried putting it into the anpost website? (track.anpost.ie) This will tell you if it's arrived in Ireland, it may be sitting in customs or something.
sci-ops wrote: » yup, tells me it doesn't recognise the number
RabidDog wrote: » HK Post are holding packages (which contain a replica firearm) at their depot without marking them as held on the tracking system (in fact they show up as "In Transit"). It happened to me, the only way to resolve it is contact the retailer and have them contact HK Post.
Rhinocharge wrote: » Been notified by Chinese Customs that new legislation is now in place. I have included the following from their offices."Since here China Gov't said, gas or airsoft guns are can not send out by courier, only can by airport to airport. but air company require the minimum order must be 100kg to send, so, if you need airsoft, pls do not order less than 100kg"I was informed that other parcels, will either be sent as a multi-drop by air per country or by sea, hence the delays.I'd advise to contact the retailers involved & either re-schedule another form of delivery or cancel same.Good luck with it.
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