posted Mon, 09/08/2014 - 14:47
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Return to sender?
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Has anyone not been able to sign for a package from an intl source. Let's say due to work or some personal reason you won't be able to be home to accept the pack or pick it up from the post office. I've read that after 30 days it gets returned to sender. Does this apply to intl packages. I've also read of people refusing to sign due to being suspicious...etc Does this work the same?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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So by some how miracle at the hands of the roid gods... My pack was delivered to my mail box and they left it without having me sign. Crazy
BOOM!!!!....ain't that the shit?!!?
Haha yup
They actually attempt delivery and if ur not there they leave a card. It says how long they will hold it till they return to sender. Not a big deal. You can have someone pick it up for u. They have to sign for it after u sign and authorize them as an agent for you. No worries
Yep, no worries at all. I sign for so many packs at the PO...they still never say a damn thing...it's none of their damn business anyway, they're just a courier
And if I don't have anyone to sign on place of me, it will just be returned to it's country of origin without suspicion?
that is very bad thing for a source.. it has to go back through customs.. that is not cool at all..
Yea I can imagine 'back thru' would NOT be cool at all
I contacted the source, and in my order stated I could not sign. Been the same for every order. Apparently their mailer sent it wrong. They just agreed to re send the package without signature required