Well, I've backed him into a corner on this one.
I've posted the following message on Paypal's Resolution Centre (I've edited details out of course for the purpose of this post):
Hello ********* (this may be published sooner rather than later
),
I have performed all possible checks on this item, and can confirm the following details:
1. I
posted the item on 15/06/2011 at 16:58pm at ********** Post Office ...
Session ID: 1-363404.
Weight of package: 0.130kg.
Price & Method: ISF Sur SP £6.45.
The tracking code is: RJ********9GB.
I have retained my Proof of Postage which contains all of these details, including your postal address.
2. When I check this tracking code on the
Royal Mail website, I receive this confirmation:
"Your item, posted on 15/06/11 with reference RJ********9GB has been passed to the overseas postal service for delivery in ITALY."
3. When I make the further check with the tracking service now provided by the
Italian Postal Service (Poste Italiane - Posta Raccomandata), I receive this added confirmation:
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"Spedizione RJ********9GB con data 15/06/2011:
Accettato dal centro postale di ******** CSI WINDOWS in data 19-LUG-2011
Consegnato dal portalettere del centro postale di RM ******** REC. in data 21-LUG-2011"
This means that the package was delivered on the 21 June 2011.
Please drop your claim.
Many thanks, and kind regards,
Ian.
It will be interesting to see what he/Paypal does about this!
), I recently found that it is possible to track a parcel sent by registered post (the equivalent of Royal Mail ISF) from any country.
