ShipOpsLeopards “Return to Origin in {city}”: what it means
Coming back Also printed as Being Return · Being Returned
On Leopards, Return to Origin in {city} means the return has started: the parcel has left the customer's city for the city named, which is your city, for example Return to Origin in LAHORE. Leopards' parcel list calls the same status Being Return.
It usually follows Ready for Return. After it, Leopards reuses the words from the way out: Arrived at Station, then Assigned to courier as a rider brings it to you, then Return To Sender.
Because the return reuses those words, the latest line can look like a delivery run when the parcel is really coming home. ShipOps keeps the parcel shown as returning until it is back with you, and keeps the customer's original reason on the order.
What to do now
| Your move | The return has started. Plan for the parcel to arrive. |
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How ShipOps reads it
Coming back On its way back to you. The return is committed, so ShipOps stops suggesting retries and moves the parcel to the returns list. When it lands, checking it in records that you have the goods back, and the return charge is counted against the order.
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The same state on other couriers
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