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 Courier parcel sign by unknown person, Is it legal?

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SUSfuzzy
post Nov 26 2015, 11:18 AM

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Yes, you are allowed to lodge a complain to the tribunal. Please do. They are supposed to do the necessary checks, either verify the person via IC and signature or verify that the person have authorised another party to collect the package on their behalf.

Most of the couriers flaunt this because incidents are rare, but I fully endorse that you lodge a report, but a police report as well as a tribunal report.
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post Nov 26 2015, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(Gogurt @ Nov 26 2015, 11:26 AM)
Well, the case is still under investigation. And from the sound of it, it wasn't going well with NinjaVan insisting they delivered it with a proof of delivery (signature by unknwon)

Let hope the investigation goes well and I got my refund/replacement. It's a lot of procedure tho for tribunal .

Thanks for your help bro.
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If you have purchase the item with a credit card, try asking your bank what are your options as well at this point. I will also advice you to spread this story in social media, Facebook them, tag them on twitter, instagram, etc..

I think they would have bought some sort of insurance to protect against lost / stolen parcels internally. If they continue to insist, you can also tell them that you shall intend to lodge a police report as well as be filing a consumer tribunal claim. They will be forced to show proof that it was indeed delivered to you.
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post Nov 26 2015, 12:02 PM

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QUOTE(Gogurt @ Nov 26 2015, 11:38 AM)
they do provide the proof of delivery on their tracking number, can see the signature. but it's not mine. i've already screenshot down everything just incase they decide to eliminate the evidence.

Can't contact ninjavan tho, can only email them, which they don't bother to reply. sigh, they don't even have a contact number. worst courier service i've encountered. I wonder why Lazada use them at all. The only thing I could think of is lodging police report + consumer tribunal if they does not want be claim responsiblity.

They shouldn't allow anyone other than me or the person i assign to receive the item to sign for the parcel. Was that some kind of breach of consumer rights?
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They are supposed to call you and have to verify your IC and signature. Just signature is not enough.

Contact Lazada and your bank as well to see what can be done.
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post Nov 26 2015, 01:15 PM

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QUOTE(Gogurt @ Nov 26 2015, 12:06 PM)
didn't call and stuff. They keep outsource their job to other courier such as Gdex or Citylink. I definitely can't trust a courier service that never send out their own van.

already contacted lazada, they are in the midst of investigation. according to them, ninjavan provide the "proof" and all.

Ninjavan would have to do their own investigation as per the last update from lazada.

Would like to seek advice here just incase the whole thing doesn't goes well so I know what's the next step I can take.
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Just drop a stern hint that you are considering a police and tribunal report if the issue is not resolved. Don't threaten, tell them you want to find an amicable solution but you will not accept the fact NinjaVan's response thus far.

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