Yes, the sellers normally know little/nothing about the international shipping situations in individual countries, and simply ship the item to the address given. This would be an issue from any vendor (on eBay or not) claiming to ship to Yemen.
Generally, here in the US, imports always make it to their intended destinations as long as they are not "controlled substances" (e.g. drugs and firearms). I can't find any reliable information on the web about your country's import policy. I strongly
recommend that you talk to someone in your postal system, and/or to someone already receiving imported parts to resolve any potential customs issues, to get these questions answered conclusively.
Most shippers are wise enough to do some sort of tracking on the package so that they can prove that they indeed sent it and it reached the destination Post Office. If the seller is armed with this information, you would probably simply be out of the
money if customs confiscated the item, or it got lost in your postal system. On the other hand, in absence of this information, any dispute would probably be resolved in the favor of the buyer (causing the seller to take a loss), which is why some "worldwide
shippers" exclude certain countries that they have found to be unreliable (or are suspicious of).
I agree with you; this makes the P.O.B. sound quite important.
Thank you so much indeed for your sincerely help.
Using the expedited Mail Service(E.M.S), someday I deposited envelope containing some documents and a letter of appeal to appeal a reconsideration in processing my application form since I felt that my candidature was not assessed properly.
That file was sent from Yemen to Poland by expedited Mail Service(E.M.S).
The steps I followed as follows::
Firstly: I wrote the Addressee's information:
SALAM Coordinating Team
Uniwersytet Warszawski
Biuro Współpracy z Zagranicą
Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28
00-927 Warszawa, Poland
e-mail: ******@uw.edu.pl
Secondly: I wrote the sender's information:(ME)
Mr. Mohammad Awadh Aeidh Lardhi.
Seiyun-Hadramawt, Yemen.
Email:
HP: 00967-770151651
June 14, 2013
Thirdly: after I've paid the E.M.S fee, I was given the receipt of E.M.S Item. On that receipt, there was the item number. I used this website
http://www.post.ye, and with that number,
I could have been tracking my EMS shipment online since it was sent from the branch of post office in my city(Seyoun), then to the head post office in the capital city of Yemen(Sana'a). When my item got received by the head post office. Also,
it took some days at the capital city moving from place to another.(As shown in the screen shot below). Then, when my item was arrived in Poland, It took some time moving from place to another until it was arrived at the the intended destination which is:
Uniwersytet Warszawski.(When I was tracking my item at that time, there were information on that table once the item just was arrived in Poland until it was arrived at the intended place, but I don't know why there are now no information about Poland's locations)
I think since the item had been sent in 2013, the site was updated. However, I am still surprised why only there are still information about the Item while it was in Yemen, although the item was sent about two years ago.
I hope you can be able to see the information on those screen shots below well to understand me well.


So, that way is a little bit perfect since the item's owner will still be able to track his item with its number since it was sent from the first station till the final destination(station).
I gave that scenario to only let you understand me what is going on my mind, then I ask my question below:
Firstly: If the seller at eBay.com would give me the number of an item I purchase, and a website via which I can track my item shipped, it would be a little bit perfect. So, I will be able to track my item to see where it may
be stuck(in the country from which it was sipped, or in Yemen).
Even if I had selected 'expedited international shipping' while purchasing an item at eBay.com, I would not be able to online track my item shipped via the service 'expedited international shipping' like the way I tracked my expedited Mail Service(EMS) shipment(sent
from Yemen to Poland) online.
In your 3rd paragraph, you mentioned mobile phone numbers being of importance, and that specific places of delivery are involved. If this is how mail is delivered in your country, it sounds to me like
your name and mobile number should be placed into the address field. This would get it printed onto the label on the package. All I know about your country's postal system is what you tell me, and then I can only make educated guesses based
on our system in the US. I'm sure you could get much better information on this subject from postal employees in your country and your HP agent who is dealing with both imports and local shipments.
The phone number may get printed onto the label from the "Phone number" field. I was just suggesting that if it was used as a method of identification and announcement of arrival, and you didn't have an actual address to supply, that it might be better
than an empty (or redundant) Street Address field.
NOTE: The name at eBay.com has its own filed called ', and the address has its one field called 'street address' which is mandatory as well. Also, the phone number has its own filed 'Phone number' which is mandatory.
So, my questions are:
Firstly: If I wrote my mobile number, and my name on the street address, and left the contact name empty, thus I got error. So, I had to only write the mobile number on the address field.


Secondly: You think that the contact name, street address(in my case mobile number), phone number, city, province, and country all would be got printed onto the package?
I can't find any reliable information on the web about your country's import policy. I strongly recommend that you talk to someone in your postal system, and/or to someone already receiving imported parts to resolve any potential customs issues, to get
these questions answered conclusively.
Firstly: I called some users working at head post office in Yemen, however, they didn't give me exact answer, They said sometime the shipment is lost while it was arrived in Yemen, however, in some other times it is arrived to the owner/buyer
properly. This is not exact answer on which I can relying on. This let me also be quite confused. When I continue asking where it can be lost,/stuck, they didn't give me any answer. Also, why might item be lost? They told for unspecified reasons. I told them
even if I have item number with which I can track the item online, they told me even with that thing, they cannot guarantee that the item will be 100 present arrived to the owner/buyer.
Finally: If seller told me that my item was shipped to Yemen. However, I didn't receive it. Also, no one in Yemen called me to tell me that my item was received to Yemen, and it is being stuck in the customs department due to a specific
customs issue. Thus, I, myself, how to know if my item is being stuck in the customs department.
So, I will only have one choice which that I will complain against the seller or vendor (eBay.com) to either send/ship another similar product/item to me c****ompensation for the first one I've not received, or refund my money. I'll will have the right to do that or not?
It is not important for me that LightScribe feature is in the BlueRay drive. However, I wish that I could find any. As long as I purchase a BlueRay drive, I would like to get all new features included in it.
I tried looking for LightScribe dv6-6000 BD-R/RE Writer/Burner
blu ray , but zero results returned
I tried some other search terms, and it seems like that combination of features is not popular at all, at least for drives labeled as being for your laptop.
I would be saying that my HP existing DVD drive has this feature. Why do you think that BD-R/RE wirter Bruner Blueray doesn't have lightscribe. I've not seen any Blueray with lightscribe at all.
My existing Optical drive is: LightScribe SuperMulti DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Support,