Never saw that notice before, but glad it was just "passing through" lol.
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Never saw that notice before, but glad it was just "passing through" lol.
100% success rate with PCT24x7, thought that was about to drop lower but he knows how to ship for sure!
nightprowler7
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I would not worry about it @bighunanballs PCT24X7 will take care of you regardless. I've never seen someone lose money with this vendor ever. He is a man of integrity and honesty.
baxter0312
Member
I’ve seen it before, but it’s not something common.
This is usually what I see when it’s seized. And this is speaking with other people about their tracking
I just checked trackings of few packages they showed held in customs for 4-5 days then suddenly its delivered, I would say let’s wait for next 3-4 days and things will be cleared a bit regarding this issue .
"Inbound into customs" is normal.
We were talking about this alarming message, which I've never seen before in years of having stuff shipped international:
Yes that’s what normally goes with tracking but in certain continuous dates packages showing like this
baxter0312
Member
I’m saying I’ve seen it before.
but it’s “moving through the network” that seems to be certain bad news. I speak with people all the time about tracking issues
baxter0312
Member
No it’s not normal at all for a non-seized pack
It should go from Jamaica to Queens distribution. If it updates immediately to “moving through the network” that’s bad
nightprowler7
Member
I've seen that a million times. It usually means it fell off a conveyor belt and shows up weeks later lol
bighunanballs
Member
My only problem is running out of burned ship to addresses and I'm too lazy to go open up more lol
baxter0312
Member
Without a Queens update?
nightprowler7
Member
I've never heard of an address being burned. Like all packs to that address being seized. Never heard of that before. If all your packs are being seized, you're probably ordering trafficking amounts of CDS and they are watching you CLOSE.
I've only heard of this happening to vendors RIGHT before they get busted
nightprowler7
Member
No I meant general domestic packs. I've seen "moving through network" soo many times then the pack shows up late. Or it has a shipping partner who never scanned it in until it's out for delivery
I assume that's a precaution after a love letter? Because I've heard guys with half a dozen letters say they keep getting deliveries without issue right after a letter, until the next random bit of bad luck.
baxter0312
Member
Ok we’re talking about updates when it goes through customs.
Basically it’s some guy scanning packs and choosing an option. It could be the wrong option or it might be that he doesn’t scan at all and you won’t get an update until the distribution center. But if it’s seized you just won’t get another update so it might just say “inbound into custom” although I had a pack that finally arrived after 2 months of “inbound into customs”
nightprowler7
Member
I think if you choose a vendor you trust, with a solid reputation of honesty and keeping their reship policies. We should all just not check tracking and obsess on it. Trust the process and trust that you won't be hung out to dry by a vendor if you do your due diligence. Tracking can imply 100 scenarios, worry when it's been past a reasonable time. Comtact the vendor and await their reship policy.
I don't even check tracking anymore..sometimes I'm surprised by shit that shows up that I've forgotten about.
Don't worry fellas.
I don't even check tracking anymore..sometimes I'm surprised by shit that shows up that I've forgotten about.
Don't worry fellas.
bighunanballs
Member
It's just an old habit there's no reason to push my luck.. I've got a couple of friends I've made within the USPS system over the last couple of decades. It's not that a ship to address being burned is an immediate flag in the system. But seizures and letters do get tallied against an address and can be used later down the road if you get yourself in a pinch
baxter0312
Member
it would actually behoove people to be diligent when dealing with international shipments. That doesn’t mean checking the tracking every day.
The “love letter” is actually important and proves that the sender actually sent A) what you ordered B) something to your address. Don’t assume that something got seized unless you get the letter.
we like to talk about customs like it’s a black box, but there are some patterns you start to notice and it’s helpful to know when to give up on something.
PCT can elaborate on what I’m saying if he wishes
baxter0312
Member
You better believe they’re part of more intensive background checks
Nearly every one of my international packs ever has said moving through network. Hell I have a few now that say it domestically and internationally. Never had an issue with it
