Undeliverable parcels. If a parcel cannot be delivered because of an incorrect address, an unreachable address, no timely recipient response, failure to collect within the required period, or failure to complete required actions such as customs clearance or fee payment, the parcel may be held, redelivered, returned, or processed according to local rules. The recipient is responsible for the resulting fees and losses.
Delivery exception: tracking shows delivered but not received. If tracking shows that a parcel was delivered but you have not received it, we recommend that you:
- Check your door, mailbox, and surrounding areas.
- Ask neighbors, family members, reception, front desk, or property management staff.
- Review delivery photos or proof of delivery provided by the carrier, if available.
Please contact us as soon as possible, and we will assist with a carrier investigation.
We will review the logistics records and carrier feedback, then provide an appropriate solution based on the investigation results, available evidence, and applicable rules.
Undeliverable and return handling. If a parcel cannot be delivered normally, the carrier may hold it, redeliver it, return it, or dispose of it in compliance with local rules. Returned parcels will be handled according to the return and refund policy.
If the parcel cannot be returned because of legal restrictions, product attributes, carrier policy, or similar reasons, we will verify and handle the case based on logistics records and the carrier's processing result.
Responsibility review. Delivery exceptions, delays, and disputes will be reviewed primarily based on tracking records, carrier results, and customs handling outcomes.
Unless directly caused by our intentional misconduct or gross negligence, we are not liable for losses caused by carriers, customs authorities, or other third parties.