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Cilantro January 14th, 2009 23:35

Canada Post Issues
 
So in late November, I ordered the Milspex G36K conversion kit from eHobbyAsia, fully expecting to be the first person (to my knowledge, at least) to receive one and review it for you guys. As December rolls out, still no package or letter from the CBSA, so I contact eHobby and they give me the tracking number, I put it in and it reads: "International item arrived in Canada and will be reviewed by Customs." Last week rolls around and I figure it's been too bloody long, so I call the CBSA and they tell me that they can't track a package and the Canada Post puts that message up for "all international parcels" and that I should contact CP. I contact CP and they say that I need to get the sender to put a trace on the package because it's been "too long" and that I can't do it despite it being a package for me.

Basically, I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem and what I should do about it. My options are either bug eHobby to trace and risk being flagged as a "bad customer", complain to PayPal for money back, even though it isn't eHobby's fault, or get a refund and get over it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.

BloodSport January 14th, 2009 23:45

Thats normal, their contract (cp that is) is with the sender not you. For a late delivery/loss of shipment, a trace/claim needs to be started by the sender.

Drake January 15th, 2009 00:00

I suggest you contact eHobby and explain the situation. They're very nice to deal with, and I'm sure they can initiate the trace for you.

Not too long ago, after a long delay I received a horribly mangled package (with damaged content + lost bits) -- the package was ripped and a portion of the packaging looked BURNED. Dunno wtf happened to it. It was in one of those Canada Post "Oh snap!" plastic bags. Totally wasn't eHobby's fault. But upon contacting them with a picture of what I'd received, they proceeded to make things right.

I've always had good service from them, but that totally earned them a spot among the very best in my book.

pusangani January 15th, 2009 00:09

Im in the same boat for some parts I ordered from ebaybanned, item was arrived in Canada Dec. 10th or something and still nothing, was told to have the sender initiate a trace as well

Dao January 15th, 2009 01:31

Had the same problem few months ago with a Serpa holster I had ordered from the US.
Package never made it here (nor any letter from CBSA), and the "International item arrived in Canada and will be reviewed by Customs" was there up until last month, and now when I enter the tracking number it gives me a message "Please call Customer Service at 1 888 550-6333 for assistance with this item", but as stated CP will only answer to the sender.
I ended up getting a refund and seller said they lost/misplaced the item, and is still waiting for them.

Now the most recent issue I'm having with Canada Post is a pair of gloves I shipped out to Ontario on Dec 30 (via Expedited), which was estimated to get there on Jan 7, but up to now the only info on Canada post tracking system is that the item was accepted at the Post Office in Edmonton, so called them up, and they said they will investigate and get back to me in 5 business day.

arcanuck February 6th, 2009 15:58

Been there, they are slack. They lost a $520 money order in September then they say they cannot find or refund it for a new one? Then it appears in Dec. How magical.

warbird February 6th, 2009 16:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Omega! (Post 898360)
fully expecting to be the first person (to my knowledge, at least) to receive one and review it for you guys.

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=73538

stokes February 6th, 2009 17:53

My item has been in customs since January 11 still waiting...

I bet they steal the packages they open up. Those mother*******, there is no way it takes over 1 month for them to inspect something.

A couple of more days and I will contact the the sender again.

jtjcheng February 6th, 2009 18:30

Same here...stokes

My stuff took only two days to arrive Canada on Jan 26 from Hong Kong, and it's still in customs...

I wonder why Canadian systems are always so slow when compared to Asia...

HeadlessChicken February 6th, 2009 19:43

I just had the same issue also buying off EHobby. It was a hand guard for my CA36, ordered Dec 18, at the boarder 3 days later, was at the boarder for just over a month, got notice on my door that CP attempted a delivery when no one was home. I went through the same channels also, contacted CBSA who told me to get a hold of CP who told me to get the sender to open open a case on a possibly missing item. Picked up the item yesterday, it was obviously opened, but nothing missing.

stokes February 6th, 2009 23:05

Did you get the sender to open up a case for the missing item?

Amos February 6th, 2009 23:21

... Seems the moral of the story here is don't order airsoft parts from overseas during the christmas season lol.

To OP: Call Canada post and ask about it :)

Lisa February 7th, 2009 02:57

Sadly my policy of not using canpost would not have saved you here.

arcanuck February 7th, 2009 10:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lisa (Post 913909)
Sadly my policy of not using canpost would not have saved you here.

I'm thinking of going Purolator all the way

Cilantro February 7th, 2009 11:52

So, the issue was resolved yesterday when I found a package in my mailbox!! It took two months, with no word from the CBSA or CP, but it came..... I'm glad this is all over with, and I'm really happy they didn't decide to tax it, because that would have just been the icing on the cake :P


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