Thanks David,
I do not understand Singpost was unable to deliver because there is always someone at home i.e my maid and there was no card to collect the parcel. I am also not aware my E-mail has been compromised. I have changed my password. Could you please send another set. Please let me know the additional shipping charges and I will send via Paypal.
Thank you for the clarification and trust you understand my response under the circumstances.
Regards.
Stephen
I don't think it is unusual for postal services to claim they attempted to deliver a package that they actually had not. In one case there was an "attempted delivery" shown on tracking while the item was actually in another city. Probably it happened because a manually entered (as opposed to scanned) tracking number was entered with a transposed digit or something.
-1 a thousand times..been a faithful employee for 30 + years and have NEVER faked a delivery....and would bslap any of my fellow employees if they did..one of the few times a post ever pissed me off.....and if I'm booted for the reply I can live with that..
Don't get yourself all wrapped around the axle.
First, I said "postal services" - plural --the USPS is not the only postal service in the world.
Second, I don't doubt your word that you never faked a delivery, but there are thousands of carriers in hundreds of countries and more than one of them might well have.
Two personal experiences. Prefaced by making it clear that my regular carrier was not the culpret in either case -- she is great at her job and a personal friend as well.
About a year and a half ago we were going out of town for a few days and put in the card to hold our mail at the post office until our return. I was expecting a package to arrive while we were gone. We got back, picked up our mail and no package. I went to USPS entered the tracking number and was told the package had been delivered while we were gone giving the date and time of the delivery. I called the post office and asked if the package was there because it could not have been delivered while I was gone. I was told "no package here". The next morning, early I called the post office again and talked to my carrier. That day she brought the package - it had been scanned as delivered at the post office but it would not fit in the flat they had my mail in so they sat it on the floor and somehow it got moved and something was sat on top of it. Was a delivery intentionally faked? Probably not but the effect was the same a package was scanned as delivered before it left the post office.
Last week I had a parcel pickup at my home....the carrier picked it up, scanned it took it to my mailbox in our Kiosk and scanned it as delivered...10 minutes after she picked it up. It was addressed to Massachusetts - I live in Delaware. That was last week right here in Milford. I posted somewhere else about it. Did the carrier intentionally fake a delivery? Probably not but it does show that mistakes can be made.
These were in the USA. Worse has happened to packages sent to other countries - in fact some countries I won't ship to at all because the odds of the package being delivered are less than 50 - 50.
