Will a shipment reach the recipient even if you only know the first and last name, postal code and city, but not the street and number?
(1 votes)
Loading...
(1 votes)Loading...
(1 votes)Loading...Similar Posts
Sending a DHL parcel that is too large?
The package I want to send is too high (13cm instead of 10cm). Is that a problem? Or should I use a larger package?
DHL “the shipment was picked up” for one day?
ByUser5782
Hey, Since yesterday morning, almost 24 hours ago, DHL has been saying "the shipment has been picked up." But what about the shipment? It has to be somewhere. I've only read that shipments usually arrive at a distribution center on the same day. Does anyone know where the show is now and how long it…
What do you think of Shein/Temu?
Byamyvro
Opinions on such apps vary widely. What do you think about them and what are your experiences with them?
International shipment of goods?
Hello, Can anyone give me a tip on how to send a small gift internationally at the lowest cost, while still ensuring it arrives safely? Thanks in advance!
How long does it take to send a letter from Austria to Germany?
ByVigobin
The shipment was sent via Austrian Post AG. The shipment was posted today at 12:25 PM, according to the tracking information. Could it arrive tomorrow?
Customs on Aliexpress?
Hi I want to get Beyblade X on AliExpress. My order would be €68.62. Should I be concerned about customs duties? I've heard that customs duties are only charged on orders over €150. What are your experiences with Ali Express? How expensive could customs be at this price?
Usually no.
There are exceptions for some companies, often when they are known at the destination. In private individuals absolutely unlikely.
No, except it’s a big recipient (big company)
If the place is small, the recipient regularly gets mail and there is a good postman – yes.
No, even there is not allowed
Street and house number are important.
without going back to the sender
spontaneously I would say no. Maybe it would be a little town or a village if the letter carrier knows the inhabitants. in a big city…
Place has 4,000 inhabitants. Does this work with the delivery?
hard to say – I don’t think
Not even in small places.
I know, however, that inaccessible shipments are forwarded to specialists within the mail, which solve the problem. The shipment is now delivered again and arrives at the receiver.