ports do that
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Thread · #shipping-customs · 2025-09-16
tracking going dark for a week or ten days
Spun off from a message in #shipping-customs on 2025-09-16. 14 messages, 4 participants.
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- amsterdam_aliquot — tracking going dark for a week or ten days at a port is common and resolves on its own most of the time 21:02
paid for the fast option, reporting a fortnight of silence and then movement is the single most common tracking pattern there is, domestic dispatch, no border
tracking has been dark for 3 days, at what point do i worry, i have looked and cannot find it
9 days to New Zealand with working tracking the whole way is at the good end of what i have seen, no wording advice here
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postal not courier
makes sense now, box is crush protection
domestic is two to four days once it lands, in every country i have records for, someone check my working
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classic, thats a letter not a knock
customs question if it arrives, it arrives. the archive is full of parcels that looked lost for a week, ask which warehouse next time
held for a week
weather_watch9 days to New Zealand with working tracking the whole way is at the good end of what i…
the same address every time is fine. a different address every time looks worse, not better
holiday backlog note has anyone had a parcel sit at a hub for a week and then move normally
sorry to jump in the label description is set by the sender and is not something you get to negotiate, first scan was at the hub
i paid for the faster option twice and both times it sat in the same place for the same length of time, logged in the pinned table
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