Jump to content

invesure

Registered Users

Change your profile picture
  • Posts

    2
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Reputation

0 Neutral
  1. Thanks for your reply, At 10.25 hrs this morning an Evri courier attended my address in an attempt to return the parcel which is now subject of theft. The mail bag he was attempting to deliver with an Evri RTS label was the actual mailbag in which I sent the original parcel bearing the original labels and handle with care tape. I refused delivery and the Evri courier was shown my photos of me dropping off the package at the parcel shop. He agreed that what he was holding did not resemble the original boxed parcel in shape or weight. I have taken photographs and from these it is clear that persons unknown have opened the mail bag containing my boxed package and removed the contents and then inserted a ladies blue dress inside the original mail packet and re-sealed it. Evri then attempted to deliver it to my purchaser and he of course knew it wasn't the camera kit, but opened it to find a ladies dress and then rejected it. I am a retired police officer and there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that this camera kit has been stolen almost certainly by an Evri employee. I will read everything in this part of the forum Thanks
  2. Infrequent Ebay Seller but sold a Nikon D7200 DSLR Camera on Ebay for £450 plus £25 postage to an elderly pensioner (like me). I am unfamiliar with Ebay postage and knew nothing about packlink. I paid £25 for £500 insured postage on a medium parcel weighig 5 kils to what I thought was Evri. I took the parcel with attached label to my local Premier Evri Parcel drop off. I got a receipt and the parcel was collected by Evri a few hours later from the shop. The parcel I sent never arrived at its Mansfield, Nottingham destination. Evri attended the customer's address 48 hrs later 13.08 hrs Sun 12 MAR and handed him a plastic mailbag containing a ladies dress. He is an elderly widower and rejected the parcel on opening it and the courier took it away. The customer contacted me and it appears that the parcel I sent has been lost, mid-delivered or stolen whilst in possession of Evri. If you have purchased postage thru Ebay, Evri will not speak to you on the phone. The tracking information obtained from evri is incorrect as its shows a female courier attending the address and it was a male. I am getting nowhere with Packlink and am I am awaiting their next move before I make a claim. I have recovered CCTV and still photos with the assistance of the parcel shop which shows me handing over the parcel which is clearly not a ladies dress in a plastic bag. Any advice please as I cannot afford to lose £475 once I have refunded the customer.
×
×
  • Create New...