i have lost 2 parcels in three years across a lot of orders. that is the actual rate for me, someone check my working
#shipping-customs 2026-05-08
- ghent_gradient — split shipments arriving weeks apart is normal and is usually a stock thing, not a customs thing, not advice obviously 14:24
- septum_sal — how many parcels have people lost in total 14:34
- septum_sal — paying for a faster service does not speed up customs. it speeds up the legs either side of customs 15:06
- yyz_vial — anyone shipping into Spain in summer and what do you do about it 15:19
split shipments arriving weeks apart is normal and is usually a stock thing, not a customs thing, not advice obviously
[edited]how many parcels have people lost in total
thats normal transit
i had a parcel marked returned that arrived eleven days later. it happens
quick one 13 days to New Zealand with working tracking the whole way is at the good end of what i have seen
paying for a faster service does not speed up customs. it speeds up the legs either side of customs
ports do that
a liquid cold pack tells you it was above freezing, not that the vial cooked. lyophilised powder is robust
a seizure letter is usually the end of it. you have lost the parcel and that is almost always the whole consequence
anyone shipping into Spain in summer and what do you do about it
postal not courier
what does the room consider a normal transit time now
a port stall is not the same as a customs hold and the tracking language usually distinguishes them
thats slower than usual
give it another week
the same address every time is fine. a different address every time looks worse, not better
thats a stock split