stuck at departure

Asked by abby | 1/12/2021 5:39:38 PM

my package was said to have left china almost a month ago on december 18th and there have been no updates since. where is my package/is everything okay?

tracking: LY572487453CN

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1 Answer(s)

Daisy | 1/13/2021 8:56:11 PM Reply

Hi abby,

It was received by airline on Dec.18 and usually takes about 30-60 days to have update showing it arrives in the USA after it was received by airline. You'd better wait for more days to get update. If there is no update in two months, you need to contact the seller to get a solution as soon as possible.

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