Zalando refuses to refund missing package Hey all so I‘m…
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Zalando refuses to refund missing package
Hey all so I‘m in a situation with Zalando and was wondering whether people have had similar experiences and can share how they turned out.
So basically one day Hermes delivered two Zalando packages and one other package to my house without me being there, while I was at work. When I got home packages weren’t there. Filed missing package reports with the sending companies and money was returned except for one of the Zalando packages, which just so happens to be the more expensive one, for the other one of their packages they accepted the missing claim.
I hadn’t payed for the package, instead I had used the invoice option so I have been contacting Zalando explaining I can’t pay for goods I never received. Long story short they said they did an investigation and that their conclusion is I personally received the package and signed for it and that they will not issue a return (Which would mean cancelling the invoice) and that this is final unless I provide evidence. I did provide evidence that I was at work and asked for a copy of their investigation and the delivery sheet they saw with alleged signature so I can file a police report. They completely ignored both my evidence and request for over a month now, even though according to EU GDPR they are obligated to send me this info. On the phone they said they will send me the report when the police ask for it. I am filing a police report because I got the delivery sheet through Hermes and obviously the signature isn’t mine. To add to the evidence, as I said, they have accepted the missing package claim for the other parcel and already made the return, meaning they are willing to acknowledge that I haven’t received one parcel from the same delivery event, but not the other, coincidentally more expensive one.
Problem is they are threatening to come after me with a debt collection company, and although I will contest this, show them all my back and forth with the company and will also have the police report filed when they do this, I’m wondering if anyone has been in this situation and how far it got. I’m a foreigner here and don’t want them to cause me any problems, but I also will not accept threats to pay for a package I never received.
I sincerely appreciate any advice and also anyone who can share how this went for them because I’m sure it’s happened to others also.
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Hey all so I‘m in a situation with Zalando and was wondering whether people have had similar experiences and can share how they turned out.
So basically one day Hermes delivered two Zalando packages and one other package to my house without me being there, while I was at work. When I got home packages weren’t there. Filed missing package reports with the sending companies and money was returned except for one of the Zalando packages, which just so happens to be the more expensive one, for the other one of their packages they accepted the missing claim.
I hadn’t payed for the package, instead I had used the invoice option so I have been contacting Zalando explaining I can’t pay for goods I never received. Long story short they said they did an investigation and that their conclusion is I personally received the package and signed for it and that they will not issue a return (Which would mean cancelling the invoice) and that this is final unless I provide evidence. I did provide evidence that I was at work and asked for a copy of their investigation and the delivery sheet they saw with alleged signature so I can file a police report. They completely ignored both my evidence and request for over a month now, even though according to EU GDPR they are obligated to send me this info. On the phone they said they will send me the report when the police ask for it. I am filing a police report because I got the delivery sheet through Hermes and obviously the signature isn’t mine. To add to the evidence, as I said, they have accepted the missing package claim for the other parcel and already made the return, meaning they are willing to acknowledge that I haven’t received one parcel from the same delivery event, but not the other, coincidentally more expensive one.
Problem is they are threatening to come after me with a debt collection company, and although I will contest this, show them all my back and forth with the company and will also have the police report filed when they do this, I’m wondering if anyone has been in this situation and how far it got. I’m a foreigner here and don’t want them to cause me any problems, but I also will not accept threats to pay for a package I never received.
I sincerely appreciate any advice and also anyone who can share how this went for them because I’m sure it’s happened to others also.
#local
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