I had a package posted (according to the seller) on 02/12/19, and the last tracking update (via http://t.track-chinapost.com/en#nums=LO577069900CN&fc=11031) shows is as "Deliverd to Air Transport" on the 9th December. On track-chinapost, it simply says it is "En Route", and "Departure Export Customs - Shenzen".

As this is a Christmas present, I was simply wondering if you could give me any sort of idea if I can expect this within the next 12 days, or whether I should purchase something else for the present. All the package contains is a Nintendo DS Lite game console.

I understand It's probably somewhere between Chinapost, and Royal Mail. But could you maybe tell me if it has atleast been put on an actual plane out of Shenzen?

I have had 4 other parcels arrive from China (not sent via ePacket, simply regular mail) and they were all ordered at the same time. I expected the ePacket to get here first, given it was the more expensive option!

Any information you could provide would be of great help!

Thanks,
Xeno

Well, as far as I am aware, you can send single lithium battery items such as phones / consoles fine, the issue is with sending mulitple batteries within the same package. Otherwise, how would sites like Play-Asia (who ship to the UK and other countries from Hong Kong) be allowed to send their consoles etc through the same mail service.

The seller I used on ebay as 60000+ feedback, and sells several different refurbished handheld games consoles. There are 0 with negative feedback regarding any of his other console sales, so stating that I have probably been scammed by a fake product (as you are aware the parcel has passed Export Customs as per the latest scan, therefore China Post found nothing wrong with the parcel) is completely incorrect.

I don't mind getting no advice, but giving people incorrect advice is not something I recommend you guys do.

Thanks for trying to help at least.