Terry Scoble

The 2 cards were put in a jiffy bag with cardboard both sides as well to disguise the contents! I was just concerned that after a week the tracking still says that the package is leaving the UK and has not changed in 7 days.

I am waiting for my new bank card and credit card which were initially sent to my brother's address in the UK for him to forward to me in Thailand. They were packaged in a jiffy bag and sent via Royal Mail International Tracked & Signed For. The tracking shows that it was leaving the UK in the early hours of 3rd November and this same information appears on the Thailand Post tracking site. However, there has been no update since of it even arriving in Thailand and it is now a week since apparently leaving the UK. This is the first time that I have used this service and I am concerned. Is this delay in tracking normal or are my concerns justified? Do other forum members have recent experience of using this service. Many thanks in advance.

I am sure that the original announcement stated that the vaccine would be Pfizer. I am guessing now that we will all be fobbed-off with Sinovac. I hope I'm wrong!

Good thread. There has been lots of confusion where people have claimed to have appointments/vaccines and it is highly likely that they have received the appointment from a different registration. It is worrying that the government are claiming that there have been many appointments/vaccines from the expatvac registrations....who and where are these successful expats? One can only speculate as to what has happened/is happening, I hope that the US expats are posing these questions to the US embassy.