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iamank12
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Post Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 27, 2016, 17:52
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Hi,

I have two parcels sent from china to uk, but both have been sent back to china without any attempt being made to deliver to my house. Why could this be?

I contacted royal mail uk they said they not sure and told me to contact seller, but can't get any reply from seller and how do i contact china post.
These are the tracking numbers:
RM712207695CN

RM712206522CN

2 tracking number

Please check
http://www.track-chinapost.com/en
int077
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 28, 2016, 00:15
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1. Do you have to account here because you answer your own question this morning reference parcel # RM712206522CN. This is what you wrote this morning:
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HI Guys,

Further update. My football boots have been sent back to China deemed as "Dangerous goods" because of the studs on the bottom. What an absolute joke.

Unquote.

2. As for parcel # RM712207695CN, maybe there was something missing in the address, that is the only thing I'm thinking of.

3. If you can not reach seller, then open a dispute and include the tracking that is saying the where the parcels is when you open your dispute. Also It's a good idea to include all contact you had with the seller about your parcel. It will give more weight to your dispute.

Hope this help.
iamank12
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 28, 2016, 04:57
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no they are not football boots, they are just trainers.
How do i open a dispute? I paid the seller on ioffer using western union and he collected the money 3 weeks ago?

please help me

int077
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 28, 2016, 09:59
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1. Have you look at the I Offer site how you open a dispute, I'm not sure but because you paid with Western union you might have lost your money. Check with them (Western Union) and see what they are going to tell you.

2. Have you contacted the seller about your parcels! Try to have some sort of arrangement with him/her.

Hope this help.
Robtermina-
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 28, 2016, 14:47
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Hi I come across this page via Google search by accident I was trying to continue to track a parcel I ordered on ioffer a month and a half ago, I ordered a watch it appears someone gave us both the same tracking number "RM712206522CN" iv been wondering why it took a month to clear Heathrow now it appears to be on route back to China? I have a feeling the seller has duped one of us but I did open a PayPal dispute just over a week ago I suggest you do the same.
iamank12
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 28, 2016, 18:52
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so strange, that seller isn't active on ioffer anymore so i supposed he scammed me, and cause i paid by western union i can't get my money back :(
sad times

Robtermina-
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 29, 2016, 09:20
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I take it we may have the same seller, "happynessli2013" I guess all you can do is contact ioffer and hope they can resolve it maybe ask if they have any accounts with the same details to see if they can contact the seller it's a shame really it's the first time I have used ioffer and there's no real way to report a problem not like aliexpress anyway, but if they seller has genuinely mixed up our orders and you receive a watch let me know :) I'll let
You know if I receive any trainers haha suppose that would be the best outcome

iamank12
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Post Re: Please help 2 parcels sent back to china
on: August 29, 2016, 17:50
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Yes it is the same seller.....no nothing will turn up....oh is aliexpress a better site? yes ioffer, don't get involved

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