If your Amazon order is marked as “shipped with China Post,” it means the seller has chosen China Post as the carrier for your shipment. China Post is China’s official postal service and handles a wide variety of packages, including those shipped internationally. Here’s what you need to know about this shipping method and how to manage your order:

Key Details About China Post Shipping

1. Service Types:
   • China Post Air Mail: Affordable and commonly used for smaller parcels (e.g., books, small electronics).
   • ePacket: Faster and often used for eCommerce platforms like Amazon; provides tracking services for lightweight packages.
   • China Post Registered Mail: Includes tracking and confirmation but is slower than ePacket.
   • Surface Mail: Slowest option, typically used for non-urgent deliveries.
2. Delivery Time:
   • Standard delivery time can vary depending on the destination, customs processing, and service type.
   • To the U.S., it typically takes:
     • 15–45 days with China Post Air Mail.
     • 7–20 days with ePacket.
   • Delays may occur due to customs checks, holidays, or logistical bottlenecks.
3. Tracking:
   • You can track your package on China Post’s website or the destination country’s postal service (e.g., USPS for the U.S.).
   • Look for a tracking number that starts with R, L, or E, followed by numbers and ends with “CN” (e.g., RV123456789CN).

How to Track Your Amazon Order Shipped with China Post

1. Locate Your Tracking Number:
   • Log in to your Amazon account.
   • Go to Your Orders, find the item, and check the tracking details.
2. Track on China Post’s Website:
   • Go to China Post Tracking or use a third-party tracking website like 17Track.net.
   • Enter your tracking number and follow the status updates.
3. Check with Your Local Carrier:
   • Once the package arrives in the destination country, the local postal service (e.g., USPS in the U.S.) takes over the delivery.
   • Use the same tracking number on the local carrier’s website.

Common Issues and Solutions

1. Package Delayed or Stuck:
   • Customs clearance can delay shipments. If the tracking status shows “In Customs,” be patient as this process can take several days or weeks.
   • During busy seasons (e.g., holidays, Chinese New Year), processing times may be longer.
2. No Tracking Updates:
   • If the tracking shows no updates for an extended period, contact the Amazon seller or Amazon Support for assistance.
   • Some services (e.g., China Post Air Mail) may not provide real-time tracking once the package leaves China.
3. Item Not Delivered:
   • If the package is significantly delayed (over 60 days), you can:
     • Open a claim with Amazon for a refund or replacement.
     • Check with your local post office for undelivered packages.

Tips for Amazon Buyers

• Before Ordering:
  • Check the estimated delivery time provided by the seller.
  • Read the seller’s reviews to ensure they have a history of timely deliveries.
• For Faster Delivery:
  • Opt for Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) products, which are stored in Amazon warehouses and shipped domestically, offering faster delivery.
  • Avoid choosing standard international shipping if time is a priority.
• Monitor Tracking Regularly:
  • Stay updated on your package’s status and follow up with the seller or Amazon if necessary.

If you have specific tracking details or need help with a delayed order, feel free to share the tracking number (if comfortable), and I can guide you further!