Yeah thanks mate, that was the first thing I did which was also suggested by the seller, I contacted Australia Post and as per what I said, the gentleman I'm the phone said it appears sketchy, but more in detail is that, something has arrived at customs but he cannot track the item and that 100% confirmed that it has. It been handed off to Australia Post, so Auspost definitely does not have it, but if I gave them the benefit of the doubt, the item is still not in my hands as per the agreement, furthermore, AliExpress and PayPal went with "It has been delivered" when it's contrary to the tracking, so how can they be so nonchalant about the matter. I checked the sellers page for the product listing and it's closed down, the seller rating has plummeted from 92% to 77% and they're only new since July 2023 with no products listed anymore in their page and finally, those who did actually received the tablets said it's not a legitimate Xiaomi with specifications that do not meet the advertised listing with photos to provide. So in the end, receiving the item or not would result in the same disappointment and loss of money. It's disappointing that the dispute system appears to be token with no substance or actual people to investigate. Losing one customer is one thing but that eventually snowballs. The lesson for me here is, due diligence for myself, check reviews, check tenure, with the old adage, "If it's too good to be true". Thanks for the response but yeah, I've checked with Auspost and the operator himself said the transaction was suspicious.
