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| Joined: | Sun Apr 15th, 2007 |
| Location: | Perth, Australia |
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I wait until I see that the shipper has lodged it with their post office or the courier and porovides me with evidence, then I sit on my hands for about 14 days.
Usually it is like - " Don't look, no - don't look, oh bugger, OK, don't look - just be patient - no. really, don't look.. it will get here... what if it doesn't get here... OH - here it is!!!"
I have a ritual though - I contact the courier or follow the shipping very closely after the 14 days, and usually the item arrives the day after I start to fret... Haven't had a non-delivery in many years. Touch wood.
No option - Perth is a long way from anywhere else...
Cheers all! IanM hand6.gif