Ugh!! Am I wrong to ask for free eggs?

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muscovy94

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Nov 11, 2008
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A week and a half ago I ordered ringneck pheasant eggs off ebay and they were shipped the next day. The thing is, none of the tracking numbers ever worked and I never got the package. Me and the seller have been trying to figure out wat is going on and where the package actually is, but we can't find anything. Should I ask her to send me more?
 
I may be wrong, but in my opinion, any package being mailed is the property of the sender UNTIL the recipient has received it, in hand at your front door. In other words, those eggs didn't belong to you until you received them, and since you never received them, they were still the property of the sender at the time they were lost. You should get free eggs.
 
Oh yeah, and in my experience those USPS tracking numbers never work, so I would be put off by that. But the person you bought the eggs from has an obligation to provide you with eggs (or refund if not possible) despite lack of control over the shipping company.
 
When my eggs got left at the loading dock and temporarily lost by the post office, my ebay seller sent me new eggs. The old eggs eventually arrived and I incubated them but they did not hatch. Not surprising I think they were 10 days out.
 
Ask if they got actual tracking numbers or delivery confirmation. If all they did was ask for delivery confirmation (which looks like a tracking number) nothing will show up until after they are actually delivered. May be an honest mistake when they were shipped. I worked for a shipping store and we ran into this issue all the time. People asked for delivery confirmation thinking it would be a tracking number like UPS that shows where the pkg is all the time.
 
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