Bad Trader, or perhaps dead trader, godhead, aka Peter Ivey.

[kturock]

They can't look up any info.. The copy they kept is already sent out ot the building. You didn't get a copy, but the number is on your receipt. You MUST list a value on the customs form. The clerk Is SUPPOSED to check. If not, then customs can either send it back, wanting a value or send it forward and let the customs agent at the delivery country determine the value...

[Ironhide]

I suppose it's also possible the same thing happened to the package he sent to me.

Still, that doesn't explain the lack of communication on godhead's part. So what happens after I've checked the Customs info. Should I look up his number.

I doubt the package he sent you got caught up in customs. UNLESS he packaged it in a box that had recently held gunpowder, ammo, or an illegal substance.

And no, it doesn't explain the lack of communication.

The Customs number will be able to tell you that the package left the US and was accepted by Canadian customs. So you will at least know it entered the Canadian postal system.

Yes, I'd definitely suggest you look for alternate way to contact him.

[Norseman]

Can i get the shipping address of Peter Ivey. I have found quite a few hits on the name and would like to narrow it down.

I am located in Ontario, and may be able to help.

[Darkzephyr]

Hey Everyone,

I know it's been awhile since I posted here. I called quite a few numbers linked to me by the ever-helpful Norseman, but all of the people that answered said they did NOT know of anyone by that name. One person who seemed to live at the same or a similar address told me that someone else had lived there and moved out about 3 months ago and the name was Patel. I'm not sure if it was the exact address or someone within an apartment complex.

At any rate, I'm wondering what I should do next to resolve this. Where should I go from here and is there anything else I can do to increase the odds of me getting me end of the deal?

Or, should I just give up?