Lost parcel

When a shipment is treated as lost, keep all evidence and use official procedures without confirming a delivery that did not occur.

A lost parcel must be distinguished from a shipment that is merely delayed or has stalled tracking.

If the carrier or transaction flow indicates that the shipment should be treated as lost:

  • keep tracking and proof of handover;
  • collect the label, receipts and shipment documentation;
  • use the official process available for the transaction or transport service;
  • keep relevant communications in channels linked to the sale where possible;
  • do not confirm delivery of a parcel that was not received.

How a carrier search, claim, refund or dispute is opened can depend on the service and transaction. This article does not automatically assign responsibility or promise a financial outcome.

For effects on the order, also see Purchases and sales and any support procedures shown by Muviber.

Shipping problems Tracking not updated Verify the code, handover evidence and carrier data; stalled tracking does not automatically mean a lost parcel.
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Shipping problems Damaged parcel Document the parcel, label, protection and item, keep the packaging, and use the process linked to the transaction.
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Shipping problems Incorrect delivery address Before handover, verify and correct details in the official flow; afterwards use only authorised carrier and transaction options.
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