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Add the number
Spaces and dashes are fine. It can come from the shop, the label, or a card through the door.
A calm place to check a parcel
Free, with no account. We read the tracking number, show the carrier it most likely belongs to, and open their official page.
From the dispatch email, the label, or a calling card.
Choose a logo to see how that carrier asks you to track, and where they publish their own contact routes.
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Spaces and dashes are fine. It can come from the shop, the label, or a card through the door.
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If two carriers use similar numbers, we say so and let you switch.
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You follow the parcel on the carrier’s own site. We don’t invent a scan history.
Tell us what happened and who arranged the delivery. We’ll suggest a calm next step. A shop that booked the carrier is usually the first place to write. If you paid the carrier yourself, the letter goes to them.
Open the guideTwo templates, written in plain language: one to the carrier, and one to the shop under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. You preview it, then pay £2.99 if you want the PDF and the text to copy. You send it yourself.
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