When we last talked, I was wondering when my Canada Post online order for stamps might arrive.
Well, yesterday, a full week after I placed the order, I received my first update from Canada Post, in an email from someone named OTC Batch ID CPC Control M.
________________________________________________________________________________ Thank you for your order placed via canadapost.ca! Here is the information for the order you placed. Your order is being shipped and your payment is being processed. _______________________________________________________________________________ Order Number: XXXXXXXXXX Order Date: 2018/01/11 Reference Number: ONLINE STORE Payment Method: VISA XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Authorization Number: 007955 Delivery Service: Standard Shipping Transaction Type: Sale Shipping Address: Reinvented Inc 100 Prince ST Charlottetown PE C1A 4R4 CA ________________________________________________________________________________ Item (SKU - Description) Quantity Unit Price Cost ________________________________________________________________________________ 111234 - P2018 FROM FAR AND WIDE BOOKLET OF 2.000 25.50 25.50 ________________________________________________________________________________ Tracking IDs: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX You can use the Tracking Ids above to track the status of your order yourself by using http://www.canadapost.ca/cpotools/apps/track/personal/findByTrackNumber?
I fed the “tracking ID” provided and got a more detailed update:
So my order–for stamps, remember, simply for stamps–is set to be delivered 13 days after I placed the order.
And, apparently, a signature will be required to accept the delivery. But I won’t be home. So who knows what will happen.
It boggles the mind that an agency selling its own products, with its own delivery network, cannot turn around an order–for stamps!–in less than 13 days.
Stay tuned.
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