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  #2905457 22-Apr-2022 16:59
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My tracking number is showing fine?




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  #2905459 22-Apr-2022 17:00
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PolicyGuy:

 

I've been seeing this all day:

 

 

Is it just me, or has NZ Post got its IT knickers completely in a twist?

 

 

I've not had any issues with NZPost's Tracking page today, but do get this a few times a month for varying degrees of time, usually resolves within an hour/day

 

It also keeps asking me to login every 5mins. There website never was there strong suit.


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  #2905460 22-Apr-2022 17:03
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😮

 

Instead of clicking the 'refresh' button, I closed the browser tab and opened a new one.
Worked fine, the parcel has been delivered.

 

Seems the form doesn't work too well if there's any kind of issue.
Sigh

 

 




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  #2905472 22-Apr-2022 19:48
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JaseNZ:

 

I have had an apple item sitting in Auckland for 48 hours with DHL. 

 

Came from Aussie and arrived in aucks the following day.

 

Never seen this with DHL they are normally spot on.

 

Is supposed to be coming to chch.

 

 

 

 

Mine from DHL has still not turned up, Was stuck in Auckland since the 13th and only just moved chch today so guess I will see it Tuesday.

 

I can only assume they are short staffed. I would be pissed if I was expecting it within a couple of days.

 

Edit: Just looked now and its on hold, What is that all about ??

 





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  #2905494 22-Apr-2022 21:47
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I have a good news courier story for once - I ordered something on Wednesday, sent from Tauranga to Auckland and it was delivered today, after being picked up yesterday. Now that's fairly quick.


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  #2905906 23-Apr-2022 23:54
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Ordered something (non-urgent) from a warehouse in Silverdale, which came through the Silverdale NZ Post centre. The next one along, effectively one hop away, is in Albany which is where the couriers for here operate from. So they drove it past there and all the way out to East Tamaki, from where it'll be sent back, after a suitable delay, to the Albany courier depot they drove past on the way to East Tamaki for eventual delivery to here.

 

 

It's like they're routing Internet packets and everything is required to go through an IXP to get anywhere...

 
 
 
 

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  #2907885 28-Apr-2022 13:13
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Just FYI

 

There has been a report , on a local FB crimewatch page
Of criminals redirecting Courier Deliveries to other addresses , via the couriers web page

Confirmed at least once ( redirected to a pickup point ) and supposedly the courier company confirmed its a real issue

 

So , keep checking your tracking info , every day . 


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  #2907888 28-Apr-2022 13:25
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1101:

 

Just FYI

 

There has been a report , on a local FB crimewatch page
Of criminals redirecting Courier Deliveries to other addresses , via the couriers web page

Confirmed at least once ( redirected to a pickup point ) and supposedly the courier company confirmed its a real issue

 

So , keep checking your tracking info , every day . 

 

 

 

 

That the post on the glenfield one or on another page?

 

Makes me very concerned if they're doing that as when using bags and tickets, the numbers are sequential so very easy to guess if you have one parcel from the company.





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  #2907931 28-Apr-2022 15:38
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I have been waiting for a small item to be delivered since the 19th from Auckland to Wellington via this crowd. It has been sitting in their Auckland processing centre since the 20th. Now the 28th. Expected delivery date states the 22nd. Also aren't replying to emails. Other courier companies I have used aren't having these sorts of delays.

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  #2907933 28-Apr-2022 15:39
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1101:

Just FYI


There has been a report , on a local FB crimewatch page
Of criminals redirecting Courier Deliveries to other addresses , via the couriers web page

Confirmed at least once ( redirected to a pickup point ) and supposedly the courier company confirmed its a real issue


So , keep checking your tracking info , every day . 



Many people will put the tracking code in a trade me users feedback. It is crazy that their system could allow a package to be redirected. solely using the tracking number.

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  #2907940 28-Apr-2022 15:57
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mattwnz:
1101:

 

Just FYI

 

 

 

There has been a report , on a local FB crimewatch page
Of criminals redirecting Courier Deliveries to other addresses , via the couriers web page

Confirmed at least once ( redirected to a pickup point ) and supposedly the courier company confirmed its a real issue

 

 

 

So , keep checking your tracking info , every day . 

 



Many people will put the tracking code in a trade me users feedback. It is crazy that their system could allow a package to be redirected. solely using the tracking number.

 

It's not possible, at least not via the official redirect link. It requires you to give the original delivery address.

 

Also you can't redirect a parcel to anywhere, it has to be within x km of the original destination. (I think like 75km).


 
 
 
 

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  #2907943 28-Apr-2022 16:01
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TechnoGuy001:

 

 

 

It's not possible, at least not via the official redirect link. It requires you to give the original delivery address.

 

Also you can't redirect a parcel to anywhere, it has to be within x km of the original destination. (I think like 75km).

 

 

 

 

OK , haven't tried it myself, but did see the redirect option being available from just knowing the tracking number. But if the person knew the address of the person on trademe, such as from a previous trade, and were watching their feedback, and could  could get it delivered nearby, then I could see it being open to abuse.


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  #2907946 28-Apr-2022 16:12
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TechnoGuy001:

 

....... It requires you to give the original delivery address.

 

Also you can't redirect a parcel to anywhere, it has to be within x km of the original destination. (I think like 75km).

 

 

Looking at the FB post.
The guy has 8 parcels redirected , bypassing the original adress requirement
Courier investigators said has been a recent massive increase in online redirects

 

So I bet a bug/hole in the online system allowing redirects when it shouldnt
Or someone in the courier company doing some redirects & thieving on the side .


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  #2907953 28-Apr-2022 16:20
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1101:

 

TechnoGuy001:

 

....... It requires you to give the original delivery address.

 

Also you can't redirect a parcel to anywhere, it has to be within x km of the original destination. (I think like 75km).

 

 

Looking at the FB post.
The guy has 8 parcels redirected , bypassing the original adress requirement
Courier investigators said has been a recent massive increase in online redirects

 

So I bet a bug/hole in the online system allowing redirects when it shouldnt
Or someone in the courier company doing some redirects & thieving on the side .

 

 

 

 

Wouldn't be surprised if there is. I stumbled across some info that shouldn't be visible to the public a few months ago and wasn't even trying, imagine what someone motivated could find out. (I would report it, but it's such a pain going through there support pages. If someone from NZPost has a verified account here I'm happy to share it, it's still active)

 

That and last few months, it feels like NZPost's system goes down for "maintenance" like every other week. Used to be a very rare occurrence.

 

 

 

Also they launched a brand new tracking page a few months ago, but rolled it back within like a few days (it was a pain to use).


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