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03 Jan 08
03 Jan 08
I ordered some computer parts from England, from a web site that i've used before. They sent me a parcel force track and trace number on the 19th december....it's now the 3rd of january, and still no graphics cards 🙁
The track and trace number they gave me gives me a reply - we are currently unable to tell you the status of your package - that is extremely unhelpful, and the site told me they would e-mail parcel force and tell me when they have a resolve......that was on the 28th.
AAAAAARRRRRGGGHHHHHH.
How long before i am allowed to ring the help desk and shout at them :'(
03 Jan 08
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundThat would be ... now. Be nice but desperate on the first try.
I ordered some computer parts from England, from a web site that i've used before. They sent me a parcel force track and trace number on the 19th december....it's now the 3rd of january, and still no graphics cards 🙁
The track and trace number they gave me gives me a reply - we are currently unable to tell you the status of your package - that i ...[text shortened]... AARRRRRGGGHHHHHH.
How long before i am allowed to ring the help desk and shout at them :'(
03 Jan 08
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundBear in mind that you entered a contract with the seller.
I just rang them up....
Either parcel force lost the parcel, or ripped the sticker and sent it under another number (unlikely considering i don't have the parts).
I have Crysis sitting gathering dust, beside a PC that should be making any gamer in Ireland Jealous :'(
The seller has not yet delivered the goods as he was contracted to do.
It is the sellers' responsibility to take this up as a claim with any carrier, and to still ensure you receive the goods you paid for, irrespective of that claim.
That's English Law, I would assume it's the same on the Emerald Isle.
03 Jan 08
Originally posted by ZadadkaThe guy already said that once teh status of the parcel is confirmed, that they would then ask whether i wanterd reembursment or the order re-issued. I'm sure the parcel was insured, so it's no skin off their nose.
Bear in mind that you entered a contract with the seller.
The seller has not yet delivered the goods as he was contracted to do.
It is the sellers' responsibility to take this up as a claim with any carrier, [b]and to still ensure you receive the goods you paid for, irrespective of that claim.
That's English Law, I would assume it's the same on the Emerald Isle.[/b]
03 Jan 08
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundI think they may have been stolen to order to replace http://tinyurl.com/yw2mme 😛
I ordered some computer parts from England, from a web site that i've used before. They sent me a parcel force track and trace number on the 19th december....it's now the 3rd of january, and still no graphics cards 🙁
The track and trace number they gave me gives me a reply - we are currently unable to tell you the status of your package - that i ...[text shortened]... AARRRRRGGGHHHHHH.
How long before i am allowed to ring the help desk and shout at them :'(