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Okay, I guess this method would be better because after it never arrives and there isn't anything I can do after that point.

And there Isn't anything Lenovo can do to locate the package, which Is the point of using this method. As a result, you've fully complied with their request to fulfill the requirements of your claim.

That's provided they do not nominate a carrier at any point In time.

Yeah, I'll reply that I have already purchased a shipping label from "x". Doing more research as to which company has tracking as an add-on, I think every postal service adds a tracking number for free... Do you think I can just say that the post office worker neglected to give me my tracking number and confirmation?

Do you think I can just say that the post office worker neglected to give me my tracking number and confirmation?

It's a little risky.

Given It's tracked, postal services keep a record of the tracking number and on request, can locate It based on the sender's details (yourself). If Lenovo Is aware of It and take this route, It will work against you.