Hello again!
Thank you for your reply but, I have to say that all you have done was to avoid providing answers. A real PR person. Therefore, Congratulations!
As you mention all the time the National Holiday, I was expecting to state the period of the holiday. From your posts, I understand that China is in a continuous holiday from mid August.
From your tracking service I understand that:
- on September 29, at 09:43, was collected, location 43005800 (I do not know what that means)
- on September 29, at 11:21, is in dispatching process, location 43032100 (I understand that it is in the dispatching process, meaning that it is airborne to Europe)
So, if it was too haard for you to provide the info, let me do it for you!
Oct 1st is China's National day
from Oct 2nd to 7th is the National Day Golden week
from Oct 8th to 13th are the Special Working days - here I am confused... not understanding if these are holidays or days when the workers should catch up.
I can understand that China Post is government owed company but, even though, basic contractual terms should be respected otherwise, from your statement, I can understand that China Post's client are at karma's mercy!
At this moment, I do not know if my parcel has left China mainland.
If some CP's branches are facing delays due to airline space shortages, should not be customers concern and, claiming that it is a low cost service should not be your argument.
You adopted a very interesting attitude sub-positioning China Post in relation with other courier services. related to the reliability of China Post's services guiding us to more reliable service...
Usually, in similar situations, your answer should have sound like this:
"We understand your concern and, we will do our best in order to have your parcel in no time. For the beginning we confirm that on xx.xx.xxxx the parcel has left China's mainland, at this moment being on the way to you."
On the other hand, you are advising us for the future, not to use some CP's branches but, let me highlight it for you, I am interested by the present!
Providing, at least, the departure date would be an act of common sense from China Post's behalf. Try to put yourself into my shoes, being told to be patient!
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