04-08-2023 01:05 AM - last edited on 04-08-2023 07:48 AM by RogersYasmine
We had returned three broken Setup boxes back via Canada Post on March 24, but there isn’t any update since then. We had been tracking online almost every day, even went to the post office or referred to their online service. But Rogers keeps ask us to send back the device by April 15, otherwise they will charge us for the equipment fees.
What can we do about this? This isn’t our fault for no return devices. It’s Canada Post’s delay.
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04-08-2023 11:22 AM
@PL12 How did you ship your package? Did you drop it into a mailbox or did you go to a Canada Post office/outlet? When you track your package, does it say it has been received? If so, how far has it gone in the Canada Post network?
I would contact Canada Post and get them to initiate a search. I would also contact Rogers and tell them that Canada Post may have lost the package. You will end up with a non-return charge unless the package is deemed or declared lost. It's also possible that your package has been delivered but didn't get scanned at the destination.
04-08-2023 11:22 AM
@PL12 How did you ship your package? Did you drop it into a mailbox or did you go to a Canada Post office/outlet? When you track your package, does it say it has been received? If so, how far has it gone in the Canada Post network?
I would contact Canada Post and get them to initiate a search. I would also contact Rogers and tell them that Canada Post may have lost the package. You will end up with a non-return charge unless the package is deemed or declared lost. It's also possible that your package has been delivered but didn't get scanned at the destination.
04-11-2023 11:30 AM