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Q: Have you ever used Australia Express post International?

My mother in law has sent us a package Via Australia Express Post International,It's been 10 days already,It still says untrackable.damn

It really pisses me off as we need the stuff so badly.

13 years 26 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Yes I get all my stuff from OZ by that method. Stuff takes 9 working days and because I have given my apartment address instead of the school it gets delivered to my door!! Hallelujah! China Post is the culprit believe me when it gets to this end. They lost 4 packets of Clinkers a couple of months ago. Unforgiveable! I'm gonna sue.

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