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Any word about correios problems in Sao Paulo?

bepmoht

Posting this May 13th 2025. I’ve had two recent orders in the past two weeks which one, never made it out of SP, the other supposedly left SP but never arrived at the next distribution center. Both are domestic SEDEX packages. Just wondering if any locals have heard anything in the news about SP slow downs or strikes . I searched but didn’t find anything recent.


Thanks

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abthree

05/13/25 @bepmoht.  I received an empty cushioned envelope from Amazon on May 8:  the side had been carefully cut on on the seam (not ripped) and the goods extracted.  Could be a random coincidence, or not.

bepmoht

@abthree

That’s really bizarre. Delivering a empty package. I guess you’ll never see those funds refunded. I think these vendors online need to add more reliable shipping options like Jadlog and Loggi. Correios/Sedex is just too iffy.


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abthree

05/14/25 @bepmoht.  Amazon processed the refund within an hour of my reporting it.  They're very good that way.


Our porteiro actually questioned the apparently empty envelope;  the delivery person said, "Maybe he ordered a document? "  I only found the sliced seam in inspecting the envelope.


It was only replacement side brushes for our Roombas:  not a very profitable haul for whoever took them.

bepmoht

Looks like correios is not paying there contracted freight haulers. A nice way to stop an already antiquated system.


bepmoht

Just conversed with the local correios office. He verified nothing was leaving São Paulo due to truckers not being paid. He said on a typical day they would receive and deliver 300+ packages. Since the truckers stopped rolling, he says it’s been around 30 packages per day at their office. Supposedly, they have now been paid and things are going to start moving. However, with a backlog of thousands of packages I’m thinking it’s going to be a while before I see anything like normal delivery again.