Also going to throw in, it's definitely a dodgy URL. Evri is a common target for this kind of scam and they count on exactly what's happened here. The small %age of people that were actually expecting a parcel by that carrier.

Ive been on the reciving end of this, I got in touch with the seller asked them to show me where in writing they informed me that additional charges would apply if they couldnt deliver the first time. They told me that it was my problem, I told them that I hadnt recieved the delivery yet so the credit card chargeback would be entirely their problem. Problem went away.

Its a good point [edit: this is what I'll do]. Of course, there's a chance that I actually want the thing that I bought. I'd like to be clear that there are much greater injustices, but it is a boring dystopia...

Over here, DPD is the outfit that seems to underbid everyone, maintains their own collection points and then delivers with the worst service humanly possible.

They also use a ton of subcontractors that are outright thieves.

And when they get caught stealing, all DPD does is assign them a different route and they'll only breach their contract if they actually go to jail for the theft, not for the theft itself, but because they can't work.

And when they are assigned a different route, there's a good chance they fill in for their old routes within the month and are right back at your doorstep, not actually delivering your packages again.

Computer store near me caught one driver 4 times in a span of 2 months, the thefts totaled well into the 20K (shitload of GPUs, iPads and other tablets) to then have that same driver show up at his store again 3 months later AND FUCKING STEALING AGAIN.

Nobody gives a shit what excuses they give; it's outrageous regardless.

Ive been doing post and parcel logistics for 13 years now.

You're hoping we'll think you're authoritative, but you're really just confessing that you've lost objectivity.