Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
UI have some proof of him requesting OTPs through my WhatsApp. Maybe it can help the case a bit if he’s requesting OTPs online?
But yeah you’re right that it seems like a lost cause. Coercion feels like a good way to deal with bad actors in such cases but it can easily backfire.
UHe took OTP at night with a promise that he’ll deliver the package tomorrow. He usually drops the packages at a store for me to pick up(that’s how rural deliveries are performed here)The next day I met him in person and he said “tomorrow, for sure” and he couldn’t deliver it the next day either. Then he stopped picking up my calls altogether.
I raised a complaint with the seller because I’ve been waiting for the package for over 30 days then the delivery guy ghosted me. I thought they could contact the courier company and fix this.
The seller gave me a store credit to place a new order until this one resolves. I got the replacement order through other means and the seller requested the courier to return the original package. However the delivery guy isn’t returning it so the seller asked me to talk to the delivery guy. I asked him to return it or give it to me so I can personally return it.
He’s been ignoring my calls for weeks. The courier company isn’t helping because I filed a complaint too late but I know they’re just making excuses because the seller raised a complaint within a few days.
The pickup location owner can confirm that I didn’t take a delivery and he’s holding my package with him. There has to be a legal way to get this fixed. He’s a dishonest guy and wants to keep the goods and told me to not worry about the seller. However I want to keep my relationship with the seller as a small business.
