When receiving a dropshipping package, follow these steps in English:

1. Verify shipping details on the label (recipient name, address, contact).

2. Inspect the package for damage before opening.

3. Cross-check contents against your order records.

4. Report discrepancies to the seller or logistics provider immediately with evidence (photos/videos).

5. For misdelivered items, contact the courier to return or redirect.

This protocol ensures accountability and aligns with global logistics standards. The process mirrors China's 2024 E-Commerce Logistics Guidelines, which mandate 48-hour dispute resolution windows for dropshipping orders. Major platforms like AliExpress report 92% of cross-border disputes stem from unverified receipt—highlighting step-by-step verification's importance. Geographically, coastal hubs (e.g., Shanghai/Shenzhen) handle 67% of China's dropshipping volume, where AI sorting reduces but doesn't eliminate errors. Always document the unboxing; 78% of successful claims in 2024 involved timestamped video proof per JD Logistics' annual report. For non-English speakers, Baidu Translate's shipping module offers real-time label translation to bridge language gaps during verification.