Shunfeng responds to the alleged loss of a $380,000 Rolex in the mail

In a shocking turn of events, a man from Jilin lost his nearly 380,000 yuan (approximately $56,172 USD) Rolex watch while sending it through SF mail. The incident has sparked outrage among Weibo netizens, who are questioning the responsibility of couriers in such situations.

According to a statement from an SF safety and security officer, the company is offering a 10-day window for the recipient to locate the missing watch. If the watch is not found within this timeframe, Mr. Shi will be responsible for the full purchase price. The police have already taken up the case, transferring it to the appropriate authorities.

The incident has led to widespread debate among Weibo users, with many expressing their frustration at the lack of insurance coverage for such valuable items. Some have criticized the practice of sending high-value items through mail without proper insurance, questioning whether it is worth the risk.

"Would you dare to use a courier for such a valuable item if it were you?" asked one user on Weibo. "This kind of news are out a few times? Do not eat too ugly."

Another netizen expressed confusion over the difference between stealing and robbing, stating, "I thought that sending a courier to ensure the safety of the goods is their responsibility, I really do not understand why there is another insured price?"

Some users have shared stories of similar experiences where senders were blackmailed or accused of damaging goods. One user recounted how their partner was threatened with a large fine after a perfume delivery turned sour. Fortunately, the situation was resolved thanks to a recording of the phone call between the customer and the courier company.

In conclusion, this incident has raised important questions about the responsibility of couriers in handling valuable items during delivery. While some Weibo users have criticized the lack of insurance coverage for such transactions, others have pointed out that it is crucial for senders to take necessary precautions before trusting a courier with their valuables.