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It isn't.

• pdabbadabba 7y ago
  I know there are other accounts of packages being intercepted, but is there a previous example where Fedex's tracking information openly states that a package was diverted to the U.S.? My impression from the prior accounts was that the interception was far more clandestine.
  • Scoundreller 7y ago
    My guess is that they blocked display of the scans of the intercepted item, but forgot to account for scans of the crate that the package is in?
• wybiral 7y ago
  It also wouldn't be the first time a shipping/logistics error caused a package to be misrouted. The obvious and most probable answer is usually the right answer unless you have evidence otherwise. Not every weird incident is part of some conspiracy.
  • fqye 7y ago
    Four packages... And Huawei called Fedex Vietnam customer service. They explicitly said the package was reouted on request from Fedex U.S. Check this: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/28/huawei-says-fedex-diverted-packages-to-the-us.html https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/28/huawei-says-fedex-diverted-p... According to FedEx’s website, the status “exception” means an unexpected event is preventing delivery of a package, for example a customs delay, a holiday, or no one being available to accept delivery. FedEx declined to give details on what the exception was in this case. According to Huawei, a FedEx customer service representative in Vietnam replied to their inquiry on May 22 when two expected packages did not arrive on time, saying: “Please be informed that FDX SG received notification from FDX US to hold and return the package to US. Hence, the shipment is not deliver to consignee and now being hold at FDX station and under process to RTS it (return to sender),” the representative wrote in broken English, according to an email Huawei showed to Reuters.