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Everybody I've spoken to (UK and abroad) who's received their replacement says it was addressed to the wrong town/city. I'm suspecting they got them all wrong and that's why there are so many delays and missing packages.
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I'm trying to look for the confirmation email in my mailbox, do you know what's the email address that sent it?
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petshopboys@e.parlophone.comleesmapman wrote: Sat 10 Feb 2024, 10:09 pm I'm trying to look for the confirmation email in my mailbox, do you know what's the email address that sent it?
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It's arrived in Berlin and other parts of Germany.
I bought from Amazon.
Fair play to them for sorting this out. We may have had to wait, but they made it very easy for people otherwise. A nice gesture.
Drico.
I bought from Amazon.
Fair play to them for sorting this out. We may have had to wait, but they made it very easy for people otherwise. A nice gesture.
Drico.
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Just sent an email per your suggestion. Let's see what happens...mgkoeln wrote: Sat 10 Feb 2024, 12:17 pm After having waited three months I wrote a nice eMail last week (answering directly to the "Thank you for your patience"-mail from November 3rd) asking them to check if my replacement copy had been sent to the correct address. They immediately sent out a new one - arriving today (being shipped to Germany directly from Germany).
So, I'm happy now - owning "Being nude" and "Being censored"...
EDIT: As JTL (one post below) got theirs in Germany today as well, getting mine might not have to do with my eMail at all - or it made them check all German shipments. We'll probably never know...
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Greetings Grant,
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No. But then I have little faith that things they send will actually arrive. My first attempt to order the Relentless bundle from the UK store (after missing out on the Australian bundles, because they'd run out by 9am!) disappeared into the ether and I had to get a refund. Next attempt worked, thankfully.
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Was the town/city addressed correctly?Drico One wrote: Sat 10 Feb 2024, 10:25 pm It's arrived in Berlin and other parts of Germany.
I bought from Amazon.
Fair play to them for sorting this out. We may have had to wait, but they made it very easy for people otherwise. A nice gesture.
Drico.
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Yes, my shipment to Colgne, Germany, was addressed correctly (and sent with a German post mark).
But as I said: I wrote to Parlophone a few days earlier and specifically asked them to check if my shipment had been adressed correctly mentioning all these mix-ups reported here.
I didn't get a response to my mail. So having at least two shipments arrive in Germany a few days later might be a) pure coincidence having nothing to do with my mail or b) an instant reaction to my mail affecting also other shipments being finally sent out correctly.
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Nope. It was addressed to a town in Saxony, called Freiberg. It clearly only got here to Berlin because of the post code. Every Mistake Imaginable. Impressive that it got here at all.james23_uk wrote: Sun 11 Feb 2024, 12:13 pmWas the town/city addressed correctly?Drico One wrote: Sat 10 Feb 2024, 10:25 pm It's arrived in Berlin and other parts of Germany.
I bought from Amazon.
Fair play to them for sorting this out. We may have had to wait, but they made it very easy for people otherwise. A nice gesture.
Drico.
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Greetings Drico,
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And Warner thought they were just getting the back catalogue.
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If -in Germany- the street (and it's house number) fit the post code, the city name doesn't matter - it will went directly to the post code. Even if the city is Ankara or Beirut...Drico One wrote: Sun 11 Feb 2024, 10:02 pm Nope. It was addressed to a town in Saxony, called Freiberg. It clearly only got here to Berlin because of the post code. Every Mistake Imaginable. Impressive that it got here at all.
Drico.
Problem could be if you have a very same street and house number in Freiberg or Berlin... Then German parcel services will have a meltdown
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Your thoughts...
Do you think the discs will be individually shipped (more costly) from Europe to each recipient or bulk shipped (more economical) to the destination country and then forwarded by the record company to each recipient?
I guess it might depend on how many there are?
Do you think the discs will be individually shipped (more costly) from Europe to each recipient or bulk shipped (more economical) to the destination country and then forwarded by the record company to each recipient?
I guess it might depend on how many there are?
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My guess would be they'd ship a bunch to a distribution centre in the EU and send individually from there. Same for North America and so on.Xakrij wrote: Thu 15 Feb 2024, 12:33 pm Your thoughts...
Do you think the discs will be individually shipped (more costly) from Europe to each recipient or bulk shipped (more economical) to the destination country and then forwarded by the record company to each recipient?
I guess it might depend on how many there are?
I'm in logistics and if it was me, that's what I'd do. Got to be cheaper ultimately.
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