Not my parcel

Nessun_Dorma

charltons wrote: »

Like I said in my initial post, I thought I may have won a competition. I was also going near there to a meeting anyway hence choosing that collection point.

Without actually entering one?

A quick phone call to the company in question might have answered that question.

JayCartwright

Nessun_Dorma wrote: »

Without actually entering one?

A quick phone call to the company in question might have answered that question.

Does it matter?

Nessun_Dorma

JayCartwright wrote: »

Does it matter?

Not in the great scheme of things, but it was only a suggestion.

shaun_from_Africa

Nessun_Dorma wrote: »

Without actually entering one?

A quick phone call to the company in question might have answered that question.

The OP clearly stated that they enter lots of competitions on Facebook and as for contacting the sender, how could they do that before collecting the package without knowing who the sender was?
Anyway, once they did find out who sent it, they contacted the sender via e-mail.

Nessun_Dorma

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

The OP clearly stated that they enter lots of competitions on Facebook and as for contacting the sender, how could they do that before collecting the package without knowing who the sender was?
Anyway, once they did find out who sent it, they contacted the sender via e-mail.

Maybe, only a long shot mind, but they could have responded to the e-mail they received, prior to collecting the parcel.

JayCartwright

Nessun_Dorma wrote: »

Maybe, only a long shot mind, but they could have responded to the e-mail they received, prior to collecting the parcel.

Who cares?

Mark_Hewitt

charltons wrote: »

No secret.....it's stamps & dies for papercraft.:)

So not exactly a big box full of iPads then. Perhaps it isn't actually worth that much to the company so they're reluctant to spend to get it back? I know I've had that before with the likes of paper reems and the company said just keep them.