Parcel Monitor - Globale Sendungsverfolgung (2024)

FAQs

Is a parcel monitor real? ›

Parcel Monitor is recognized as a reputable data source within the global logistics sector, endorsed by prominent publications like The Washington Post and The New York Times. Additionally, we frequently collaborate with industry leaders such as Rakuten Insights, CBRE, Transport Intelligence, and eMarketer.

Most often when a parcels tracking has stopped updating, it is simply due to a small delay in the delivery, or a delay in the tracking system. However, if your parcel has passed its expected delivery date you'll need to contact us to open an enquiry.

General explanation: Under most circ*mstances, the delivered status indicates that the carrier has delivered this package successfully. If the addressee didn't receive it, we'd advise you to contact the package sender or shipping carrier for clarification.

It is unusual for a package to have an invalid tracking number. It's far more common for someone to give someone else a wrong number.

Detecting a Fake Tracking Number

The simplest way is to input the tracking number on the courier's official website. If the number is legitimate, the site will show the parcel's progress. If not, the site will indicate that the number is invalid.

Fake tracking numbers.

Make sure you check every tracking number in a text on UPS.com/track. Links that aren't from “UPS.com.” Hackers will often use URLs that look legitimate and include the letters “ups” in them.

There are several factors that come into play when it's taking longer for a package to reach its final destination. From actual distance from one location to another, there are also shipment exceptions, traffic and route changes, or higher processing times due to a high volume of orders.

If your tracking hasn't updated in a few days, it might be due to an increase in volume — as is common during the holidays — or simply slower processing times due to understaffing. Both of these issues can cause mail to move through the system slowly, and this can lead to a lag in your mail's tracking information.

Packages are scanned at various points between pickup and delivery. The frequency of scans varies, and it's not unusual for a shipment to go more than 24 hours without an update while it's on its way to the final destination.

Track your DHL eCommerce US packages from the 17TRACK

It integrates with over 2,354 carriers like USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL Express and others. Here's how to use it: Step1: Go to the 17TRACK official website at 17track.net. Step2: Enter your DHL eCommerce US Tracking Number.

Who uses 17TRACK? ›

17TRACK is being used by millions of users from 230+ countries. It offers tracking for over 2,354 carriers. USPS orders from global marketplaces can be tracked on 17TRACK. For example: TikTok, Shopify, Amazon, Wish, AilExpress, etc.

This is not an uncommon scenario, and in most cases, your package will show up. Here's why, and what you can do: Sometimes the shipping carrier may mark packages as “delivered” prematurely. Give them a few days to complete the delivery.

Walls, vehicle roofs, tall buildings, mountains, and other obstructions can block line of sight to GPS satellites. A GPS signal is strongest under the clear sky. If you can't see the sky, you'll have a weak GPS signal and your position on the map might not be correct.

NO. If you mistakenly receive a package you MUST notify the sender or the courier or both.

If the tracking information has the correct address, then it is likely a clerical error on the part of the USPS. If their scanner was set to Delivered instead of Accepted during the scan, it will update the tracking information with the Delivered status.

If you receive unknown text messages that claim your package is “stopped” and you have to click on a link provided to track it, please beware. It's probably a phishing scam!

Informed Delivery is a free service from USPS that shows you preview images of incoming mail, as well as status updates about your incoming and outbound packages.

USPS First Class Package Tracking provides real-time tracking information for packages sent via the First Class Package Service. Users can view the package's journey, from acceptance to delivery.

The small GPS package tracker we use has been specifically designed to meet the needs of commercial carriers who need to be able to track high value packages. The device tracks the package's exact location and send that information to our software using wireless communications.