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Limited Run [BRRogers/Verity Cosplay/7 Chambers] "Mom of All Heroes" ORDERING
- Thread starter Verity Cosplay
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I live less than 40 miles away from 7 Chambers and no sign yet, but people in the USA and Singapore have had theirs delivered. Not complaining at all, it just makes me chuckle to myself
ThreadSketch
Well-Known Member
Mine is a standard to the US. Then I'm going to assume it's a matter of what Mark P just said.
(That's good to know, though, so I won't pester them, lol.)
Sieg
Active Member
I think some of them might be sent a different way from DHL even though they were sent via DHL. When I got my Aniflex from 7chambers last year, it didn't update until it got to the USA, then it came via USPS for some reason, though it said it was coming from DHL. I think sometimes DHL just splits up packages into different couriers they contract with to ease the load.
onderon
Sr Member
How were you able to track it then?
Sieg
Active Member
After it got to the US, it just kinda showed up.
onderon
Sr Member
But with the provided DHL tracking number on the DHL webpage?
Sieg
Active Member
Yes
ThreadSketch
Well-Known Member
Yep, every single time I've gotten a DHL international package in the past several years it's always been rerouted to and delivered by USPS for me. Crossing my fingers it'll go smoothly once they have it, since USPS kind of lost my best friend's Christmas gift for 3 weeks before I submitted a Missing Mail search request and it finally made it to her. (On top of the local shenanigans I have to deal with that I mentioned previously.)
Is there a way to purchase an extra box card (that maybe ships with the missing pieces)? While fiddling with the fitment I went one stroke too many on the sandpaper and it’s a little looser than I’d like.
And mine is missing the triangle plate as well. Just for logistics.
zjunlimited
Sr Member
Package arrived. Still need to do an inventory check but as promised, once it was picked up, it made it here in just over 48 hours. Thanks to Bryan, Adam and Lewis for all of your efforts and hard work.
And DHL delivered, not USPS, with front door hand over delivery confirmation (no signature required).
ThreadSketch
Well-Known Member
That...would actually scare me a little, as I've never, ever seen DHL here in my town; if they magically turn up here somehow, they've never been to my building, so I have no idea what their particular strategy would be for entering. (This is an enclosed, secured place.) You'd think an apartment building would be nothing new, but you'd be surprised how many delivery workers (from both FedEx and the Post Office - the only company that's never given me problems is UPS) over the years have either been stymied by my place or just didn't want to make the effort.
If that happens, I hope they figure out they can buzz me to get in...**The FedEx guy has actually developed the habit of always buzzing ME even when I'm not the one receiving a package. Apparently no one else in the building answers the outer buzzer?? Or answers it fast enough for him?
It's been my nightmare the whole pandemic that I'd be left with a sticker slapped on the outer door of the building or a pink slip in my mailbox, because I can't go out anywhere to pick up a package that's been taken back by the carrier because they couldn't or wouldn't get into the building. I'm actually way more anxiety-ridden over this saber arriving once it's in legit transit than it being held up in the UK.
zjunlimited
Sr Member
Don’t know what to say other than best of luck and I’m hopeful for you that everything will be fine.That...would actually scare me a little, as I've never, ever seen DHL here in my town; if they magically turn up here somehow, they've never been to my building, so I have no idea what their particular strategy would be for entering. (This is an enclosed, secured place.) You'd think an apartment building would be nothing new, but you'd be surprised how many delivery workers (from both FedEx and the Post Office - the only company that's never given me problems is UPS) over the years have either been stymied by my place or just didn't want to make the effort.
**The FedEx guy has actually developed the habit of always buzzing ME even when I'm not the one receiving a package. Apparently no one else in the building answers the outer buzzer?? Or answers it fast enough for him?
It's been my nightmare the whole pandemic that I'd be left with a sticker slapped on the outer door of the building or a pink slip in my mailbox, because I can't go out anywhere to pick up a package that's been taken back by the carrier because they couldn't or wouldn't get into the building. I'm actually way more anxiety-ridden over this saber arriving once it's in legit transit than it being held up in the UK.
In my case, tracking was on point and it arrived within 1 hour of leaving the local sorting facility. So I knew it was out for delivery. Working from home also made it convenient as in any non-pandemic year I would have rushed home to accept the package.
fuzzjunk
New Member
Just curious, when did you place your order?
I just got mine. It was delivered by DHL. I live in California. It was scheduled for delivery monday the 11th. It left the UK on the 6th. Got here today the 8th. 2 days! im pretty amazed.
I haven't opened it yet.
I haven't opened it yet.
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zjunlimited
Sr Member
Nov 14th
As I understand it, the trade-ins should have been picked up and scanned by now, right?
I still didn't receive a tracking number or at least confirmation of receipt for my hero I sent in early november.
We had been in contact last weekend and I had sent you my email address, so maybe it's too early to panic.
Should I wait or reach out to Lewis directly? He will still be very busy, I guess. I'm not in a hurry, but some kind of confirmation would be relaxing.
