Shipping gone wrong

[benjamin25oo]

After ordering the Rolex Daytona 1:1 Noob, from pure time I choose to have the watch shipped trough the UK in case of customs etc. For a extra fee.

now my shipment is out for delivery in the UK. Instead off being shipped to Denmark.
Can anybody explain this

 

[Cheeps]

It’s gonna get repacked in uk then shipped to you

 

[benjamin25oo]

I really hope so

 

[puretime]

After ordering the Rolex Daytona 1:1 Noob, from pure time I choose to have the watch shipped trough the UK in case of customs etc. For a extra fee.

now my shipment is out for delivery in the UK. Instead off being shipped to Denmark.
Can anybody explain this

This is how UK forwarding works. You will get a new tracking number from us when it's sent from Uk to Denmark. Relax ,my friend.

 

[tripdog]

I really hope so

Yes, really - that's the way triangle shipping works.

What did you think it meant ?

 

[benjamin25oo]

Yes, really - that's the way triangle shipping works.

What did you think it meant ?

On my track and trace, it said. “Out for delivery “ that’s why I got nervous. It’s my first time buying something like this

 

[puretime]

On my track and trace, it said. “Out for delivery “ that’s why I got nervous. It’s my first time buying something like this

It's delivered at our UK agent's address. Don't worry about it

 

[benjamin25oo]

It's delivered at our UK agent's address. Don't worry about it

Thank you for your responds. I Look forward to get the watch, and hopefully order many more

 

[puretime]

Thank you for your responds. I Look forward to get the watch, and hopefully order many more

You are welcome Hope it will arrive soon

 

[benjamin25oo]

You are welcome Hope it will arrive soon

I have written you a email, can you please respond.
My mail is [email protected]

 

[Mark L]

I have written you a email, can you please respond.
My mail is [email protected]

Hi Benjamin,

Communication from the large TD's can be slow due to the amount of email they receive. Also they may not take the time to answer if they see everything is as it should be.

Patience is the key when dealing with TD's and overseas shipping.

Puretime send your watch to the UK, where it has a new label attached and then it is sent from there to other EU countries for delivery to customer.

The reason for this is to avoid harsh customs regulations in those other EU countries, where shipment direct from HK or China may be seized or have import charges attached to the item.
UK has fairly relaxed customs so once it is in UK it can be sent out from UK to enter another EU country. As both UK and Denmark are EU members,(for now) parcels from UK should not be checked by Customs in Denmark and no charge will be applied.

You should receive new Tracking numbers at every stage so that in the end you will know it has arrived in your country and when it is out for its final delivery to you.

Its best just to check every couple of days until you see that its arrived in your country then monitor updates every 6 hours till you can work out day it will be with local courier for delivery.

Hope this helps to explain the process.

 

[benjamin25oo]

Hi Benjamin,

Communication from the large TD's can be slow due to the amount of email they receive. Also they may not take the time to answer if they see everything is as it should be.

Patience is the key when dealing with TD's and overseas shipping.

Puretime send your watch to the UK, where it has a new label attached and then it is sent from there to other EU countries for delivery to customer.

The reason for this is to avoid harsh customs regulations in those other EU countries, where shipment direct from HK or China may be seized or have import charges attached to the item.
UK has fairly relaxed customs so once it is in UK it can be sent out from UK to enter another EU country. As both UK and Denmark are EU members,(for now) parcels from UK should not be checked by Customs in Denmark and no charge will be applied.

You should receive new Tracking numbers at every stage so that in the end you will know it has arrived in your country and when it is out for its final delivery to you.

Its best just to check every couple of days until you see that its arrived in your country then monitor updates every 6 hours till you can work out day it will be with local courier for delivery.

Hope this helps to explain the process.

Thank you very much for the information you have provided me.
I am maybe just a little impatient.

 

[tripdog]

Thank you very much for the information you have provided me.
I am definitely extremely impatient.

Corrected that for you.

 

[puretime]

Hi Benjamin,

Communication from the large TD's can be slow due to the amount of email they receive. Also they may not take the time to answer if they see everything is as it should be.

Patience is the key when dealing with TD's and overseas shipping.

Puretime send your watch to the UK, where it has a new label attached and then it is sent from there to other EU countries for delivery to customer.

The reason for this is to avoid harsh customs regulations in those other EU countries, where shipment direct from HK or China may be seized or have import charges attached to the item.
UK has fairly relaxed customs so once it is in UK it can be sent out from UK to enter another EU country. As both UK and Denmark are EU members,(for now) parcels from UK should not be checked by Customs in Denmark and no charge will be applied.

You should receive new Tracking numbers at every stage so that in the end you will know it has arrived in your country and when it is out for its final delivery to you.

Its best just to check every couple of days until you see that its arrived in your country then monitor updates every 6 hours till you can work out day it will be with local courier for delivery.

Hope this helps to explain the process.

Thank you so much for the detailed explaination. It's very helpful