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BaronNoir · 2006-03-27, 14:06

I ordered something (Rei and Asuka figurines...so hot...) and I got a routing number...

Can this allow me to track the item ? If yes, how ? (the shipping company is the Honk Kong post)

Thelastguardian · 2006-03-27, 14:37

1. www.google.com
2. "Hong Kong Post"
3. Hongkong Post | 香港郵政
4. select "English"
5. select "Mail Tracking"
6. enter tracking number
7. click Enter button

BaronNoir · 2006-03-27, 14:57

Apparently, those are not the same thing (routing number, tracking number)

Red HamsterX · 2006-03-27, 15:27

Having never ordered anything from Hong Kong (bootlegs make me cry), I'm not familiar with that comapny's terminology, but in my experience, a routing number is usually only used to prove the item was sent. Generally, they indicate where a package is headed and where it came from, kinda like postal codes, so sortation plants can quickly send them on their way.

(Routing numbers are also required for wire transfers between bank accounts, but this isn't a question related to payment)

Komataguri · 2006-03-29, 11:29

Help hint for future ebay related matters.

DON'T BUY FROM PEOPLE IN HONGKONG

more than likely, its counterfit materials. Yes, they can counterfit statues and figurines as well as DVDs and CDs.

2006-03-27, 14:06	Link #1
BaronNoir Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005	Help me with EBAY related stuff.. I ordered something (Rei and Asuka figurines...so hot...) and I got a routing number... Can this allow me to track the item ? If yes, how ? (the shipping company is the Honk Kong post)

2006-03-27, 14:37	Link #2
Thelastguardian ... Join Date: Nov 2003	... 1. www.google.com 2. "Hong Kong Post" 3. Hongkong Post \| 香港郵政 4. select "English" 5. select "Mail Tracking" 6. enter tracking number 7. click Enter button __________________

2006-03-27, 14:57	Link #3
BaronNoir Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005	Apparently, those are not the same thing (routing number, tracking number)

2006-03-27, 15:27	Link #4
Red HamsterX Eien no ai~ Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Alberta, Canada Age: 39	Having never ordered anything from Hong Kong (bootlegs make me cry), I'm not familiar with that comapny's terminology, but in my experience, a routing number is usually only used to prove the item was sent. Generally, they indicate where a package is headed and where it came from, kinda like postal codes, so sortation plants can quickly send them on their way. (Routing numbers are also required for wire transfers between bank accounts, but this isn't a question related to payment)

2006-03-29, 11:29	Link #5
Komataguri Reverend K-Rist Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: America's Wang. Age: 40	Help hint for future ebay related matters. DON'T BUY FROM PEOPLE IN HONGKONG more than likely, its counterfit materials. Yes, they can counterfit statues and figurines as well as DVDs and CDs.