Quote from chinapostvolunteer on September 6, 2014, 15:42
you can contact Netherlands post and find out who signed the parcel. Your seller seems to play games with you.

So does China post;
It never made it to Netherlands post - according to Netherlands customs it never came to the Netherlands.
That's why I'm asking you for proof and information.

Please sent me the delivery confirmation from Netherlands post!
Because this is the answer I got from customs telling me they haven't seen it yet:

Van: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Namens [email protected]
Verzonden: maandag 11 augustus 2014 7:51
Aan: Meijer, Richard
Onderwerp: Betr: Fw: Pakket RM801052876CN

goedemorgen mijnheer Meijer,
tot op heden is uw pakket niet bij ons bekend.
Dwz, we administreren wat wij innemen ivm een (mogelijke) wetsovertreding.
hoogachtend,
M.L. van der Pluijm
Douane Schiphol
team Post en Koeriers
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Short version:
" Until now your package is unknown to us. We register what passes in case of (possible) lawbreaking. "

hey can u help me ?

RI113310984CN should be delayed in Beijing airport due to airline shortage.

Quote from chinapostvolunteer on September 7, 2014, 05:31
The parcel 100% arrived Netherlands and got delivered. Netherlands Post has sent those delivery confirmation to China Post. You should contact Netherlands Post to get the delivery detail.

Hi volunteer,
could you start an investigation on your side?
You where right, it hás been delivered - but not to me. The parcel somehow slipped through customs and was delivered by Netherlands post, but not to me.

If you start an investigation you can match my signature from my passport to the signature collected by the Netherlands post and see it is not mine.

If you show that to Netherlands post, they told me they will pay for the loss.

No cost for China post, the seller or me.

I tried to add a picture from my passport, but it didn't work.