ATOMIC SUPLEX
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A couple of days later I got a message to say it was out for delivery again and would arrive between 2-4. This came and went with no package. I got a message to say they would try again the next day.what happened next?
At this point the seller got back to me to say that the package in the picture definitely wasn't mine. My package would literally be only bigger than that of the phone itself.
The next day nothing happened and I got no new messages so I checked the tracking and it was back at the depot again with a note for me to get in touch (which can only be through their on line bot).
When I did, they said they would like more info about my address. Not much else I could give at this point. They had my number and full address and their own tracking system pic pinpointed my house on Google maps. I just told them this again and made it clear I didn't live in the block of flats around the corner.
No reply.
Radio silence for a couple of days, tracking only showed that the phone was at the depot.
Then, just as I was standing at the door, someone slid a tiny package through the letter box onto the floor.
It really was phone size, just wrapped in a single completely popped layer of bubble wrap, and one layer of brown paper. The three address stickers (which asked for clarification of the non existent flat number) probably offered the most protection. . . Oh, and the phone was on an beeping, probably activated in transit (I could feel the side buttons through the package).
Anyway end of story. Magically despite being sold 'used' (from 2017), the packaging and the time spent in transit, the phone was in mint condition. A good sign perhaps.
Hermes have still failed to follow their own guidelines. Should be a picture of the package at an open door that is the correct address. They took a picture of my closed door.
In other news, yesterday I turned away a package that was meant for the flats around the corner. Looked quite nice and big. No tracking on it, they are lucky I am a nice guy (though I suppose most people are really).
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