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Hey, I still haven't received a response and it has been 3 days. Do you think it may be due to Good Friday and the weekend and Bank Holiday coming up or are they just thinking about it? But i just Got an update from EVRi, 'Good Afternoon, Thank you for contacting our CEO, Martijn De Lange. My name is Emma and Martijn has personally asked me to investigate this matter on his behalf. I am very sorry that your parcel was deemed lost, please contact Packlink for further assistance. If you wish to discuss this complaint please provide your contact number ,so I can call you and try and resolve this matter.' I've provided them with my contact number and I will wait for a call back. I think I will have to submit my claim in 11 days.
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Just got the final reply from Evri before sending off my letter of claim. They said the following: Good morning, Thank you for getting in touch with us regarding parcel H006XXX. I am sorry, as my colleague Gavin advised as your contract is held with Packlink as this is who you paid for the delivery you will be required to process a claim with them. Packlink will in turn contact Evri to process a claim with us. Should you wish to escalate this matter via alternative source such you can do so at your own discretion. The Courts can liaise with the dedicated team at Evri who handle any queries the Courts raise. If you need anything in the future, please contact your Evri Customer Service Team and we’ll be happy to help. I look forward to your reply. Kind regards I now sent of my letter of claim and will be waiting to hear back from them.
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Here is my draft, do you think it is fine to send off? Dear Martijn and Evri, Reference number #H0067AXXXX – Letter of Claim Thank you for your email dated 12/04/2022. I write in relation to the above case reference. As previously explained, I dropped off a parcel at XXX on 04/04/2022 at 08:21am. The parcel contained Nike Dunk Low Championship Court Purple worth £145.00. It was delivered to the eBay Authentication Centre at Hawker's Yard 21A Stonefield Way, Ruislip, HA4 0BH on 06/04/2022 at 13:37pm. On 07/04/2022 at approximately 18:00pm, the eBay app stated that 'Your item didn't match its description and is being returned to you. The buyer will receive a refund.' I immediately contacted eBay by phone and I spoke with customer services. I was informed that when eBay authentication Centre received the package, it was tampered with and the package only contained the Nike shoe box with the shoe packaging. Through your negligent handling of delivery, the parcel arrived to its destination missing its contents i.e. the trainers. It is clear that the parcel has been tampered from the evidence provided, with the trainers being stolen from its packaging whilst being delivered to eBay. You have declined to reimburse me for the value of the stolen item. Under the Contracts (Right of Third Parties) Act 1999 and Consumers Rights Act 2015, I am writing to claim full compensation directly from Evri for my stolen parcel with a total value sale of £145.00 plus delivery costs of £2.64 totaling in £147.64. If I do not have reimbursement in full within 14 days then I shall begin a claim in the County Court to recover all my money plus the court fees and without any further notice. Yours sincerely, XXX
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Just got a response from Packlink saying the following: I hope this email finds you well. We regret to inform you that your carrier is denying your case. In order to support your claim and be able to provide more evidences to your carrier please send the DORAE document to your recipient and send it back to us. Please note the Denial Of Receipt as Expected it must be signed by hand or e-sign by your recipient. Please find the DORAE template letter attached to this e-mail. Thank you for your co-operation. Best regards, I am also going to draft my Letter of Claim now and get ready to send it to EVRi as I don't see this case going very far without legal action.
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I found this template from this website, would it be fine? Dear XXX, Reference number XXX – Letter of Claim. Thank you for your letter of the XXX date. it is disingenuous of you to suggest that the parcel was simply damaged and the contents went missing. It is quite clear that the item I sent was stolen by somebody connected with EVRi. The important thing is that the parcel was in your care and as I am sure that you know, under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 I enjoy all the rights that a direct contracting party has and it is on this basis that I'm proposing to sue you for the declared value of the item plus costs. If I do not have reimbursement in full within 14 days then I shall begin a claim in the County Court to recover all my money plus the court fees and without any further notice. Incidentally I'm going to some lengths to conceal your identity from being published on social media. I've come under criticism for this but I believe that you don't know what you're doing and you aren't deliberately attempting to deceive me and deprive me of my consumer rights and that you also are simply an innocent victim of EVRi' policy in the way that I and many thousands of your customers are. Yours sincerely @BankFodder @dx100uk Do you think that is a good template to use or am I able to improve?
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I will be researching on the internet to find similar problems with Evri (EVRi). I’ll also be contact eBay now to get a written response. I have also sent out a reply to Evri (EVRi): ‘Dear Evri, As already mentioned, my parcel was with Evri the whole journey. Therefore it was in possession of one of your drivers which holds Evri (EVRi). I will be attaching images in order to conduct a search for my shoes. I am not concerned with the relationship with Packlink as this is Evri’s fault. I am requesting you for a full refund of the item price, £145.00. Please not that if action is not taken, I will be taking legal action. Kind Regards, XXXX’ I just contacted eBay and they provided me with images of how it was received and I have it all in writing, I will now begin my research. Do you think this is sufficient evidence for court, I also have a written email from eBay showing how they received it empty. Thank you @BankFodder
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Do you think I should still send them images of the shoes? Also I’ve read 1-2 forums which have been sold. One was with someone back in September where they had their shoes replaced with sandals. I will be trying to get as much information in writing from eBay. I hope you can assist me whilst writing this letter.
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