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2 weeks is still too early to worry about it. As long as it doesn't show delivered, you are still OK. In the past when I have had this happen, I ask my local PO to do a search for me and usually within a few days the package magically appears in the system. I would also ask the seller to initiate a search on his end. Good luck.
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