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SF issued a statement in response to the loss of 380,000 Rolex watches: it was initially determined that it was done by outsiders.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 18:28:07 10月04日 Update

CTOnews.com August 1 news, Shun Fung Group official Bo now disclosed that SF Express Co., Ltd. reported the progress of the Rolex watch loss incident:

The express order number SF1159XXXXX1637 is sent from Yanji City, Jilin Province to Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, and the customer reports that the internals are lost after signing for the express. After the investigation of the relevant departments, it is preliminarily determined that it is the work of an external personnel. at present, the watch has been recovered, which is not the responsibility of our courier, and the relevant situation is still under further investigation. The company has informed the customer of the information and has properly negotiated and reached an agreement with the customer on the follow-up matters.

According to previous reports from CTOnews.com, Mr. Shi, a man from Jilin, sent a Rolex watch worth nearly 380000 yuan to a friend in Guangzhou through SF Express, but when the recipient received the delivery, he found that the watch was missing, leaving only an empty box.

Therefore, Mr. Shi turned to Xiaoli help, a livelihood channel of Henan TV, for help, hoping to get his watch back or get full compensation. SF said it would look for the watch within 10 days and pay full compensation if it could not be found. At present, the police have been involved in the investigation.

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"380000 yuan of uninsured Rolex Express was lost, and SF responded that it would pay full compensation if it could not be found within 10 days."

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