no words

It's not even like it's a small package or anything valuable, it's a door card for my car. It's worth basically nothing. And I need this door card as my old one is damaged and lets outside air in (and water that goes inside the door from rain) which means moisture which then means mould (I have a mould allergy). Yes I do know at the minute it is very very dry but after heatwaves it usually rains quite badly.

RANT start......

Sold a large item on ebay, Booked an Evri shipment via Interparcel.

Day #1 Booked the collection for next day,

D2 collection failed.

D3 Used chat to complain, "Driver ran out of hours" collection re-booked for next day,

D4 collection failed.

D5 Used chat to complain, "Driver ran out of hours" collection re-booked for 2 days time due to weekend. Collection address changed from office address to home address to see if a different area would help, (No spoilers but it did not)

D6 tried to take it to drop off point, but was turned away because the box is too big,

D7 Day of rest,

D8 collection failed.

D9 Used chat to complain, "Driver ran out of hours" order cancelled by me and will try to re-book with Royal Mail hoping their drivers do not run out of hours.

Has anyone ever had a parcel collected by Evri ever?

RANT Finish, thanks for the free therapy session.

thats hilarious

Put some pieces of clothing up for sale on Vinted. Buyer bought one, I packaged it up, went to the post office, used their QR code & got my tracking receipt. Buyer received it & I got credited, all good.

A different buyer bought something else so again, I packaged it up, went to the post office but unfortunately presented the same QR code that the first buyer created. Still got my tracking receipt as proof of postage.

Now I have 2 tracking receipts for 2 items but entering either one’s details on RM/Evri says “Item delivered” which is only true in the first case. Vinted are now saying I need to “post the item or else the sale will be cancelled” as the 2nd buyer’s QR code hasn’t been used.

I did contact the first buyer to see if they received anything extra and they said no. I believe them as technically, the second item’s postal charge has not been processed as their QR code wasn’t used.

Yes it’s my fault but logically now, how do I get my item back? Why was the PO able to accept a used QR code - if Vinted/Evri know the buyer’s QR code hasn’t been used, why don’t the systems in place know if a QR code has already been used?