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I live in Portland. USPS got possession of the package on 5/5. On 5/9 it arrived at my local hub. Expected delivery on 5/11 with no updates. Status changed to the cursed “arriving late” and then no update for 9 days. Filed a missing package claim, rep assured me it would begin moving soon. Got a scan on 5/18 in ALASKA (which justifies the 9 days without tracking). I contacted the rep who said she would change the barcode to reroute back to Portland. How does this end up happening?!

I live near Tampa so I constantly fall victim to Ybor. This time it’s not even a small package which pisses me off even more. It got to Ybor on Friday the 17th and my estimated delivery date was Monday the 18th. It sat at Ybor all weekend and Monday. On Tuesday the delivery estimate went away. Then Tuesday night I got a delivery estimate for the 20th but it was still sitting Ybor with no tracking update. Then I got another text this morning (the 20th) that the new date is the 21st. Still sitting in Ybor. I have another package on the way that passed through it with no problems today. (2nd image) it drives me insane that they lose packages like this. It needs to be fixed!!!

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A masterclass in fake promises and zero support. 🚩 I’m done being patient. After months of waiting, I’ve been fed nothing but **fake shipping dates** and **misinformation**. Every "guaranteed" deadline they set has been completely missed. Here is the real timeline and the truth behind their "Concierge" branding: **Mid-Feb:** Placed my order expecting a standard delivery. **Expected Delivery:** April 25. **Apr 22:** I had to chase them because the website status hadn’t updated since March 1st. They apologized for the delay and literally begged me not to do a bank chargeback. **Apr 24:** They emailed predicting a delay and gave a new promised shipping ...

I've had a challenging couple of days with The Brick (7th ave N) and FedEx. I've lodged all my complaints and left all my reviews, but I feel like it will all fall on deaf ears and I need to get it off my chest. TLDR: No one has comprehension skills, communication skills, and customer service doesn't exist anymore. I recently moved and as it tends to happen, bought a ton of new furniture, including a double bedframe (Ikea) and a double mattress and box spring (The Brick). On both orders, I selected the pickup option and scheduled pickup for May 15; that's the day I also had a van rental to carry everything. May 6 I get an email from the Brick: my order is there and I...

My experience has honestly been exhausting. First, I waited weeks for the order to arrive. Then when it finally came, some of the items sent were incorrect. I initiated a return immediately and shipped the items back the very next day using the prepaid USPS return label provided through their system. I returned two orders together in one package. USPS confirmed the package was accepted and delivered to their warehouse. The delivered package weighed 1 lb 11 oz (27 oz), which matched multiple returned activewear items (3 thicker leggings + shorts). After weeks of back-and-forth emails, Alura claimed they only received one pair of leggings inside the package. They refunded only part of the o...

**What should equipment sellers include on a finance-ready invoice?** If you sell equipment in Canada, a weak invoice can slow down a deal even when the buyer is approved. I work with an equipment financing brokerage in Canada, and this is one of the easiest problems for dealers and equipment sellers to fix. The issue is that lenders are not just financing “a machine.” They are financing a specific asset from a specific seller at a specific price. If the invoice is missing key details, the lender may need revisions before funding. A finance-ready invoice should clearly show the buyer’s legal business name, seller name, equipment year, make, model, serial number, price, taxes, depos...

Seems like nobody knows where my €2000, 70kg package is. I directly called representatives of both companies. Banggood says it left their warehouse but Fedex says they didn't receive it yet. It's a fedex ground delivery from a Germany based Warehouse to France.

I’ve ordered from a lot of sources over the years and usually expect delays, weird tracking updates, or at least some stress waiting for touchdown. But I placed an order with RoidBazaar this week and the package landed in 2 days inside the US. Packaging was clean, tracking updated properly, and the whole process felt way more organized than I expected. Honestly closer to Amazon-level logistics than the usual source experience. Was not expecting that level of speed at all. Anyone else had similar delivery times with them lately?

**Can installation costs be included when financing manufacturing equipment in Canada?** Yes, sometimes installation costs can be financed with manufacturing equipment, but it depends on the lender, the asset, and how the invoice is written. I am an equipment financing broker in Canada, and this comes up often with machinery, production lines, packaging equipment, fabrication equipment, and shop upgrades. The problem is that installation is not always treated the same as the equipment itself. A lender may be comfortable financing a machine because it has resale value. But labour, electrical work, rigging, calibration, freight, software setup, and training can be harder to recover if the d...

**Why do lenders decline equipment financing when the deal includes too many different assets?** A lot of business owners think bundling everything into one equipment financing request makes the deal stronger. Sometimes it does. But sometimes it makes the lender more nervous. I am an equipment financing broker in Canada, and I see this often with mixed packages like a truck, trailer, attachments, tools, shop equipment, software, installation, and delivery all rolled into one request. The problem is that lenders like clear collateral. A skid steer is easy to value. A highway tractor is easy to register and insure. But when the package includes small tools, soft costs, used attachments, no...

I ordered from Zag bijoux and wanted it to be sent to a forwarding shipping company as I don't live in France. I got an email from Colissimo with a security code that I should present to the delivery guy in order to receive my package. Do they send the same code to the phone number I provided (the forwarding shipping company's phone number)?

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**Can you finance material handling equipment in Canada?** Yes, material handling equipment is one of the more common equipment categories lenders look at in Canada. I work with an equipment financing brokerage in Canada, and this comes up often with warehouses, manufacturers, wholesalers, logistics companies, contractors, food distributors, and growing businesses that need to move product more efficiently. The equipment can include forklifts, pallet jacks, reach trucks, scissor lifts, racking systems, conveyors, dock equipment, packaging equipment, and warehouse automation equipment. The problem is that not every piece of material handling equipment is viewed the same way. A forklift w...

**Can you finance a laser cutter in Canada, or is it too specialized?** Laser cutters can be financed in Canada, but lenders usually look at the deal a little more carefully than they would with a truck, trailer, or excavator. I work with an equipment financing brokerage in Canada, and this comes up with sign shops, fabrication businesses, metal shops, woodworking companies, packaging businesses, and manufacturers that need better production capacity. The issue is that laser cutters can be expensive, technical, and sometimes very specific to one business. A lender wants to know the equipment is real, useful, properly installed, and able to help the business generate revenue. What is norm...

Is there any way to make deliveries always come to my unit door? I know my instructions are clear enough because about 70% of the deliveries do come to my door but others get left in the building entrance (unsecured building without a lobby or anything so it's just in front of the stairs). Not super worried about theft but still doesn't feel great to have a package sitting out where anyone can grab it. I thumbs down all deliveries that go there and thumbs up all the deliveries that come to my door

**Can gym equipment be financed in Canada, or do you need to buy it upfront?** Yes, gym equipment can often be financed in Canada, but lenders look closely at the business model and the equipment package. I am with an equipment financing brokerage in Canada, and I see this often with fitness studios, personal training gyms, physiotherapy clinics, martial arts facilities, wellness centres, and franchise gyms. The problem is that gym equipment can get expensive fast. Treadmills, strength machines, racks, flooring, recovery equipment, lockers, and installation costs can drain cash before the business has steady member revenue. What is normal in Canada is that lenders usually review the equi...

**Can you finance bakery equipment in Canada, or do you need to pay cash upfront?** Yes, bakery equipment can often be financed in Canada, but lenders will look at the full business case, not just the equipment price. I am an equipment financing broker in Canada, and I see this often with bakeries, cafes, food production businesses, ghost kitchens, and specialty food shops buying ovens, mixers, proofers, refrigeration, display cases, packaging machines, and dough equipment. The problem is that bakery equipment can get expensive quickly. One oven, mixer, or walk-in cooler can tie up a lot of cash before the business even sees more revenue. In Canada, lenders usually want to see the equipm...

Hi guys- My question is this: I sold to a buyer in UK. I charged $14.99 to ship domestically and $36 to ship international. So over at the shipping invoice page i see where i am supposed to ship to their hub - ok all good there, but suddenly the cost to ship has gone from my domestic charge of $14.99 to $17.00 - why?? For the record, the actual shipping cost to ship to their hub was $12.00 so what happens to the $3.00 left from the domestic shipping - or actually $5.00 left, because ebay has decided to charge the $17.00 for domestic? Do they simply carry whatever is left from domestic shipping over to the cost of international shipping? And what happens if the international shipping is abov...

**Can you finance replacement equipment after a breakdown in Canada?** Yes, replacement equipment can often be financed after a breakdown, but timing and documentation matter a lot. I am with an equipment financing brokerage in Canada, and I see this often with contractors, trucking companies, farms, manufacturers, restaurants, and shops where one broken machine can stop revenue fast. The problem is that a breakdown creates urgency. The business needs the replacement equipment quickly, but the lender still needs to confirm that the new equipment makes sense, the business can afford the payment, and the asset is financeable. In Canada, lenders usually want to see the quote or invoice for ...