Regular courier companies only use X-ray scanners to check contraband. If the goods are not contraband, there is no need to worry about whether the courier company uses the security inspection machine.
The National Standard for Express Service, which came into effect on May 12 and 1, stipulates that when a courier company delivers an express mail to the recipient, it shall inform the recipient to receive it in person. For payment collection express, online shopping, TV shopping, mail order and other express mail, the recipient can check the contents before signing.
At the time of acceptance, the appearance and quantity of internal parts can be counted, but the internal parts cannot be tried out or the product function test can be carried out. This provision means that express delivery companies will have no right to ask consumers to "sign before inspecting".
So don't worry about the problem that the staff will open the bag.
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If the courier is found to be disassembled:
According to the Contract Law, the logistics company's failure to successfully complete the delivery is a breach of contract and should bear the liability for breach of contract. The specific amount of compensation should be determined according to the degree of loss of the goods. If the loss of goods is less than twice the freight, compensation shall be made according to the actual loss; If the loss of goods exceeds twice the freight, the logistics company can also be claimed to pay the excess.
Article 20 of the Measures for the Administration of Express Delivery Market stipulates that in the process of express delivery service, if the express mail (mail) is delayed, lost, damaged or inconsistent with the content, the enterprise engaged in express delivery business shall make compensation according to the agreement with the user. If there is no agreement on compensation between the enterprise and the user, the insured express mail (mail) shall be compensated according to the insured amount.
You can use the above relevant laws to protect rights.