What an ideal way for scammers to hide…
What an ideal way for scammers to hide behind the truth. The scammers I'm referring to are Keruiteg - a Chinese firm doing just that. I will now show you a copy of what they said when I told them that the 17track system supposed delivery date of June 11th 2026 didn't happen. - "'According to the logistics information feedback, your package has been delivered. It is recommended that you check the express lockers or collection points near your home and surrounding areas to see if there is anything missing or misplaced. If you still can't find your package, please contact the post office to find out where it will be delivered."' Do they seriously think people are going to spend hours of their time and energy doing that when it's a system that does not even exist in the UK Royal Mail system. Any delivery service would have probably just left it on the doorstep or sent me an email. My ringdoor bell does not show evidence of that delivery, yet I had another delivery that day which is on there. Fancy that! So I know Keruiteg are not 17track but it's an example of how scammers are using such anonymous services to fulfill their goals. Apparently 17track just use tracking services from the supplier - these days that must be so easy to falsify and clearly 17track don't do anything about it. Complete wasters.