Are you the recipient?

You are the person waiting to receive a parcel from a retailer, shop, marketplace, seller or friend/family member.

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If your parcel is delayed, marked as delivered but you do not have it, or arrived damaged, you should contact the sender. In most cases, this will be the retailer you bought the item from.

They can provide you with a refund or replacement - Evri cannot do this. The sender can also contact Evri to find out more about your parcel.

Are you the sender?

You are the person who has purchased a label directly from Evri’s website and are sending the parcel.

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If you sent a parcel with Evri and have an enquiry or complaint, please contact us via our online chat or call us on: 0330 808 5456.

Lines are open 8am - 4pm Monday to Friday and 8.30am - 2pm Saturday.

If you sent a parcel via Evri, but used a third-party service, such as eBay or Parcel2Go, you should contact them directly.

Parcel enquiries

Find quick answers to the most frequently asked tracking and delivery enquiries

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Parcel is delayed

Your parcel hasn’t updated as expected, but it’s likely still on its way. We’ll help you check what’s happening next.

Find out more
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Parcel is delivered, but not received

Tracking shows delivered, but it hasn’t reached you or your recipient yet. We’ll help you locate it quickly and easily.

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How to make an enquiry or a complaint

If you want to make an enquiry or a complaint, the way to contact us is the same. You can contact us in two ways:

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What do you need to do?

  • Please have your parcel tracking number ready to share with us. You can find this 8- or 16-digit number in the email or text from Evri letting you know we are delivering your parcel
  • Please give us the name as it appears on the parcel
  • Please provide the email address used to order the parcel

How to find my tracking number?

The tracking number is the 8- or 16-digit number which is found in the email or text message from Evri letting you know that we are delivering your parcel.

Our complaints process

What will happen with your complaint/enquiry?

Escalation

If you are not happy with the outcome, you can contact us again via the same methods and let us know you wish to escalate your complaint. 

We will add this to your existing complaint or enquiry, so we have all your information, and you do not need to provide it again.

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Timeline

  • We aim to respond to most cases within 24 hours, but this may not always be possible where a more in-depth investigation is required.
  • We resolve 92% of complaints in three working days.

What not to do

  • To help us answer your enquiry or resolve your complaint as quickly as possible, please only contact us via these channels. 
  • Contacting us via other methods may slow down our investigation and response to you.
  • Please do not send written correspondence via post to our offices.