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Track All Parcels is a small desk for UK parcels. You paste a tracking number. We match the format to a likely courier — Royal Mail, Parcelforce, Evri, DPD, DHL, UPS, FedEx, Yodel, Amazon Logistics or InPost — and open that courier’s own tracker.

If the parcel is late, lost, damaged, or marked delivered when it was not received, the guide separates two contracts. The shop that sold you the goods and booked the courier is usually who you write to. The courier is who you write to when you paid them for the label.

The paid product is two templates: one to a courier, one to a retailer under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. You preview the body blurred, pay, and download it. We do not post it, email it, or negotiate.

Courier facts were checked against the courier’s own pages in November 2026. Where a phone number or a deadline was not on an official page, the courier page says “check with the courier” instead of guessing.

Track All Parcels publishes general information and template letters you send yourself. It is not legal advice and it is not a claims management company. We do not contact couriers, retailers or banks for you, and we do not make claims for you.

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