Without a purchase receipt, the shipment will now be denied.
SDEK express delivery service refused to accept for departure parcels with goods, if the sender can not confirm ownership of them. This was reported by the Russian newspaper Meduza with reference to the order of the company's CEO Leonid Goldort.
Such proof, for example, could be a cashier's check from the store.
to such a step “in connection with the increase in cases of fraud and customs inspections in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), including those carried out after the release of goods in accordance with customs legislation.”
The publication cites the document:
“Acceptance of non-documentary items in the EAEU before sending from individual to individual to verify the authority of the person (sender) to dispose of the goods (cash receipt for the purchase of goods or other document confirming ownership) per product) “.
In the absence of these documents, the client must refuse to provide courier services. The order was sent to all sections of the delivery service.
We will remind, in the middle of March Russia transferred the military in Ukraine to “self-sufficiency”, that is legalized looting. After the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Kyiv region, in early April, video appeared from surveillance cameras of one of the SDEK offices in Belorussian Mozyr, from where looters sent loot in Ukraine.
The occupiers also organized a bazaar in Belarus, where they sell loot in Ukraine. And on the Russian Avito put up for sale the Olympic team of Ukraine with the comment “taken as a trophy”.
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