On InTime’s website it states: “What happens if my packages gets lost or seized by customs? In case of loss or customs seizure, we will offer you full refund or free replacement (whichever you prefer).”
So if your package was lost, you should receive either a full refund or replacement as per the TD’s stated policy.
You wrote that “Ryan claims it has been delivered.” Does he tell you that he has proof that you signed for the package? Because if he has your signature as proof of delivery, then it would seem you were indeed very unlucky and he is being more than fair by offering you a 50% refund.
On the other hand if he doesn’t have proof of delivery from the carrier with a signature, that would be another matter and should fall under InTime’s lost package policy as shown above.
It would appear signing for a package sent by InTime is the usual procedure as their website states: “You should never sign the package if you receive an empty box from the post office or DHL.”
So if your package was lost, you should receive either a full refund or replacement as per the TD’s stated policy.
You wrote that “Ryan claims it has been delivered.” Does he tell you that he has proof that you signed for the package? Because if he has your signature as proof of delivery, then it would seem you were indeed very unlucky and he is being more than fair by offering you a 50% refund.
On the other hand if he doesn’t have proof of delivery from the carrier with a signature, that would be another matter and should fall under InTime’s lost package policy as shown above.
It would appear signing for a package sent by InTime is the usual procedure as their website states: “You should never sign the package if you receive an empty box from the post office or DHL.”