Hello,
I'm sorry to hear your package didn't arrive by the estimated delivery date of October 9. I see that your order was shipped by DPGM on August 26 to the shipping address provided.
It appears that the delivery of your package could be affected by international transit disruptions due to some external circumstances. Deliveries could take longer than expected and I'm sorry for any inconvenience.
This carrier does not have the tracking information. Tracking number provided in the confirmation e-mail is just a reference number issued by Amazon.com and it cannot used to track the shipments.
I've requested a refund for the total shipping charges to your credit card. This refund will go through within the next 2 to 3 business days, and you'll see it as a credit on your next billing statement. You can view the refund in Your Account here:
I realize a refund can't fully make up for the late arrival of this order. Please accept it as a goodwill gesture and an apology for any inconvenience.
In my experience, late packages arrive not long after the estimated delivery date. Please wait until October 13, before requesting a refund or replacement. Otherwise, you might have to deal with returning a package.
I understand that waiting for additional days can be frustrating but based on our historical knowledge of delivery times to Belgium; majority of the packages will reach before a replacement order would.
We are happy to provide tracking information for our customers if possible, but packages shipped internationally are sent to the carrier's nearest regional shipping hub and then delivered to customers by their local postal authorities. Tracking and delivery confirmation is only available if the carrier provides it to Amazon.com.
If your package doesn't arrive by the above date, please contact us again, verify the shipping address, and let us know if you want a replacement or a refund.