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when did you send in your invoices and how long did it take?wagonrunner wrote:got all from 2022, the experiment i tried with one from sep 2021 (latest for that year) got their generic "not enough informaiton message".
anyone got delivereis from websource since Dec 27th?
Have a package whose invoice generated Dec 22nd but not in hand yet. (Santa in instalments)
wagonrunner wrote:got all from 2022, the experiment i tried with one from sep 2021 (latest for that year) got their generic "not enough informaiton message".
anyone got delivereis from websource since Dec 27th?
Have a package whose invoice generated Dec 22nd but not in hand yet. (Santa in instalments)
st7 wrote:when did you send in your invoices and how long did it take?wagonrunner wrote:got all from 2022, the experiment i tried with one from sep 2021 (latest for that year) got their generic "not enough informaiton message".
wagonrunner wrote:st7 wrote:when did you send in your invoices and how long did it take?wagonrunner wrote:got all from 2022, the experiment i tried with one from sep 2021 (latest for that year) got their generic "not enough informaiton message".
it ranges froma few hours to a day for the message. refund in a few days online.
Also the statue of limitations on tax refunds in florida is 3 years. dunno what went on with the 2021 message, but got a refund approved message for a Jan 18th 2020 order that was sent earlier this morning so doing them all including that one.
Refunds will be applied to whatever is the current payment method.
st7 wrote:i'm wondering if i have to send in invoices individually. i sent a bunch to amazon in one email and they replied concerning just one invoice, and no response about the others.
wagonrunner wrote:st7 wrote:i'm wondering if i have to send in invoices individually. i sent a bunch to amazon in one email and they replied concerning just one invoice, and no response about the others.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=202074690
adnj wrote:Deliveries seem to be hit or miss.
Jetpak:
Dec 29, 2022 -- Pre-Alerted
Dec 30, 2022 Miami Received in Miami
Dec 30, 2022 Miami In Transit
Dec 30, 2022 Trinidad Awaiting Customs Clearance
Jan 5, 2023 Trinidad Preparing for Delivery
Jan 5, 2023 -- Package Paid
Jan 5, 2023 -- Package Delivered
That's not bad!adnj wrote:Deliveries seem to be hit or miss.
Jetpak:
Dec 29, 2022 -- Pre-Alerted
Dec 30, 2022 Miami Received in Miami
Dec 30, 2022 Miami In Transit
Dec 30, 2022 Trinidad Awaiting Customs Clearance
Jan 5, 2023 Trinidad Preparing for Delivery
Jan 5, 2023 -- Package Paid
Jan 5, 2023 -- Package Delivered
Ever? This became the norm sometime back and bordering on ridiculous. I now remove items from my cart based on shipping dates given and try to batch items as much as possible with the similar delivery estimates.. Even with prime, shipments broken up just to achieve the 2 day target. If there is a better way I'd love to know..DMan7 wrote:Don't know if anyone of you all ever had this issue, but Amazon has been breaking up my items that I purchased in 1 order into multiple shipments which makes it quite difficult to pre-alert packages as each of the shipment has the same invoice which will have the total for all items. Also this is costly as the skybox will obviously charge more with all these different shipments from the same order.
Upload the same invoice for each shipment.DMan7 wrote:Don't know if anyone of you all ever had this issue, but Amazon has been breaking up my items that I purchased in 1 order into multiple shipments which makes it quite difficult to pre-alert packages as each of the shipment has the same invoice which will have the total for all items. Also this is costly as the skybox will obviously charge more with all these different shipments from the same order.
DMan7 wrote:But the thing is all the items in my 1 order have the same delivery date to them, so how Amazon end up breaking certain items up in different shipments. Also Amazon broke a few items up in different shipments and each shipment arriving yet on the same day. This makes zero sense.
Strugglerzinc wrote:DMan7 wrote:But the thing is all the items in my 1 order have the same delivery date to them, so how Amazon end up breaking certain items up in different shipments. Also Amazon broke a few items up in different shipments and each shipment arriving yet on the same day. This makes zero sense.
All your stuff not coming from the same warehouse. They ship from wherever the logistics are most profitable.
They doing this long time. Amazon basically sources the items listed from whatever warehouses they have stock in that can push out the orders the fastest. They don't cater for people purchasing to export so they don't factor in package consolidation. That's why I don't really purchase on Amazon unless I have to.DMan7 wrote:Don't know if anyone of you all ever had this issue, but Amazon has been breaking up my items that I purchased in 1 order into multiple shipments which makes it quite difficult to pre-alert packages as each of the shipment has the same invoice which will have the total for all items. Also this is costly as the skybox will obviously charge more with all these different shipments from the same order.
One payment on one order on Amazon with the same approximate delivery date for all packages doesn't mean that all packages coming from the same physical location. As mentioned before, they basically post it from whichever place can fulfill the order.DMan7 wrote:But the thing is all the items in my 1 order have the same delivery date to them, so how Amazon end up breaking certain items up in different shipments. Also Amazon broke a few items up in different shipments and each shipment arriving yet on the same day. This makes zero sense.
DMan7 wrote:Don't know if anyone of you all ever had this issue, but Amazon has been breaking up my items that I purchased in 1 order into multiple shipments which makes it quite difficult to pre-alert packages as each of the shipment has the same invoice which will have the total for all items. Also this is costly as the skybox will obviously charge more with all these different shipments from the same order.
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