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What happens to my parcel after the postman takes it?
FAQResidential
Once the postman finishes their round, they bring your parcel to the nearest distribution centre. From there, your parcel is sorted and starts its journey to the recipient. You can follow the status of your parcel with Track & Trace and the My bpost app using your barcode.
I received my magazine too late. What can I do?
FAQResidential
If you received your magazine too late, it is best to contact the publisher directly. That way, your complaint will immediately be dealt with properly. The publisher can then offer compensation. Your complaint will also be forwarded to bpost automatically so that we can improve our service if necessary.
I received my newspaper too late. What can I do?
FAQResidential
If you receive your newspaper too late, it is best to contact the publisher directly. That way, your complaint will immediately be dealt with properly. The publisher can then offer compensation. Your complaint will also be forwarded to bpost automatically so that we can improve our service if necessary.
If you received a damaged or incomplete magazine in your letterbox, it is best to contact the publisher directly. That way, your complaint will immediately be dealt with properly. The publisher can then offer compensation. Your complaint will also be forwarded to bpost automatically so that we can improve our service if necessary.
I get a message that my parcel has been delivered, but I haven't received anything. What now?
FAQResidential
A couple of tips if you have not received anything: Check if someone else (your neighbour or flatmate) has received your parcel. If it is a small parcel, the postman may have delivered it to your letterbox without ringing the doorbell. Your parcel may also have been delivered according to your delivery preferences (directly to a Pick-up point, to your safe location or to your neighbour). If it is left in a safe place by your home, you can view the photo of that safe place in the My bpost app or Track & Trace. Also make sure that you have not received a failed delivery notice from the postman in your letterbox. It will tell you where your parcel has gone to. Keep in mind that you only receive this notice if we cannot reach you digitally.
, If you are the receiver
, and you still cannot find your parcel, please contact the sender for a solution. He is the only one who can start an investigation at bpost and make sure that you still receive your parcel.
, If you are the sender
, , please contact our customer service. This is best done using our online form . This way you can immediately provide us with all the necessary information and documents to handle your ticket.
In exceptional cases you will not receive an email confirmation with QR code. No need to worry. You can always share the QR code with your proxy holder in the My bpost app. Sharing options include WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram. QR code in the app
Special wrappings are not necessary. It's important that the contents are safe and snug in a box sealed with tape. You can use your own box or a bpost box. If you reuse a box from a previous shipment, remove all labels and stickers because they may cause confusion.
If you send a parcel abroad, then it depends on the local customs agency whether you receive a new status or not. As soon as customs releases the parcel, it is delivered to the addressee by the local postal service. You can follow the status of your parcel in the My bpost app or via Track & Trace.
The fastest way to send your parcel within Belgium is with our courier service Euro-Sprinters. If you place an order today, then it will be collected and delivered today. bpost also delivers parcels quickly. If you send a parcel, we try to deliver it the next workday within Belgium.
The person you send your registered mail item to cannot see who the sender is before delivery. The addressee can see in Track & Trace and the My bpost app that registered mail is on the way as soon as the mail item enters our network. But the addressee will not see who the sender is until it is delivered.