I live in Germany and she lives in the United States, so I'd like to know how she can send me a letter to a Packstation. I can't have the letter delivered personally to my home, nor to friends or relatives.
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Loading...So, if you're of legal age and still live with your parents, my mother takes my letters to work so she can read them there.
My girlfriend wants to send me a package, but since we're currently moving, I'd like to have it delivered to a DHL Packstation. What does she need to do to send it there, and what do I need to do to pick it up? Thanks!
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Hello, I ordered the letter a few weeks ago and it never arrived. So I did the same thing again, and the letter never arrived. Does anyone have any idea what's going on?
Hello folks, I have an account for the DHL app for using a Packstation. Now I have a new phone and a package at the Packstation, and I can't pick it up because, according to the app, I'm no longer registered. I've now requested an activation letter. Do you think I'll still get my package…
There is nothing going on to a packaging station, which is only possible within Germany/EU.
With post-camping, it can send DOCUMENTATION APPLICATIONS to you into a branch. Instructions are available at paketda on YouTube (Finding Postcamp on YouTube)
The “postlagerd” service does not offer all branches. So before check the link of Sanjon02.
You can send the letter to your post office. Don’t eat anything extra.
I used to do it. You just have to prove yourself. But no longer knows exactly what additional data you need to specify. You’d better ask on site.
https://www.deutschepost.de/de/p/postlagerd.html
that sounds good. Can you do that by phone, the delivery confirmation comes to the DHL app, so I can’t get anything at home?
However, in the case of “postlagerd ” there is no delivery confirmation in principle.
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Okayy thanks for the answer!!
Jupp.
How should I pick up the letter in the case? Just look over and over?