Let me preface this by saying that the problem seems to be with Dragon Ordnance’s (new?) US-based reshipper. I’ve made a half dozen successful orders with Dragon Ordnance prior to them using a reshipper, and they were always timely and communicated well.
I placed a small order for 20g anavar on June 18th. Payment was worked out in a day, and I received a tracking number on June 22nd. I noticed it was a USPS tracking number and not an EMS number like they always have been in the past so I figured they were now using a domestic reshipper. Over three weeks later, the tracking number still said “Label created, USPS awaiting package”, so I sent an email asking for an update on August 12th. Less than four hours later, I received an email back from Dragon Ordnance telling me the tracking had just updated. I checked the number and sure enough it had just been sent out. I was suspicious that the tracking had magically updated in a matter of hours after asking for an update, but I didn’t put much thought into it. I figured that the reshipper had maybe just forgotten to send it out.
I received the package 3 days later on August 15th. It was an empty flat rate box. Completely empty. In hindsight the box was suspiciously light, but I only ordered 20 grams of anavar so I didn’t suspect anything was wrong. I took some pictures and emailed them to Dragon Ordnance asking if a mistake had been made. They requested a video of me opening the box, which unfortunately I didn’t have the forethought to do before cutting the tape. I made it clear that I had already opened it once, but nevertheless I sent a video of myself opening the cardboard flap with the already-cut tape clearly visible.
Jade from Dragon Ordnance then told me that it wasn’t possible for the reshipper to make a mistake and that I was out of luck because I didn’t have a video of myself opening it when it was still sealed. It’s my word against the reshipper’s, and Dragon Ordnance is siding with their reshipper. I’m now out $170. Thankfully this was the smallest order I’ve ever made with Dragon Ordnance.
I don’t want to hurt Dragon Ordnance’s business because they’ve been good to me in the past, but I do want to warn everyone that there may be some problems with their reshipper. I still recommend Dragon Ordnance as a source, but I would advise everyone to record a video of themselves opening up every package they receive to avoid ending up in a situation like mine.
Edit 09-15-20: @“DragonOrdnance” has contacted me. I’ll update this thread as soon as we’ve reached a solution.
I placed a small order for 20g anavar on June 18th. Payment was worked out in a day, and I received a tracking number on June 22nd. I noticed it was a USPS tracking number and not an EMS number like they always have been in the past so I figured they were now using a domestic reshipper. Over three weeks later, the tracking number still said “Label created, USPS awaiting package”, so I sent an email asking for an update on August 12th. Less than four hours later, I received an email back from Dragon Ordnance telling me the tracking had just updated. I checked the number and sure enough it had just been sent out. I was suspicious that the tracking had magically updated in a matter of hours after asking for an update, but I didn’t put much thought into it. I figured that the reshipper had maybe just forgotten to send it out.
I received the package 3 days later on August 15th. It was an empty flat rate box. Completely empty. In hindsight the box was suspiciously light, but I only ordered 20 grams of anavar so I didn’t suspect anything was wrong. I took some pictures and emailed them to Dragon Ordnance asking if a mistake had been made. They requested a video of me opening the box, which unfortunately I didn’t have the forethought to do before cutting the tape. I made it clear that I had already opened it once, but nevertheless I sent a video of myself opening the cardboard flap with the already-cut tape clearly visible.
Jade from Dragon Ordnance then told me that it wasn’t possible for the reshipper to make a mistake and that I was out of luck because I didn’t have a video of myself opening it when it was still sealed. It’s my word against the reshipper’s, and Dragon Ordnance is siding with their reshipper. I’m now out $170. Thankfully this was the smallest order I’ve ever made with Dragon Ordnance.
I don’t want to hurt Dragon Ordnance’s business because they’ve been good to me in the past, but I do want to warn everyone that there may be some problems with their reshipper. I still recommend Dragon Ordnance as a source, but I would advise everyone to record a video of themselves opening up every package they receive to avoid ending up in a situation like mine.
Edit 09-15-20: @“DragonOrdnance” has contacted me. I’ll update this thread as soon as we’ve reached a solution.
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