How to stop a parcel royal mail
If you need to stop a parcel from being delivered by Royal Mail, you can follow these steps:
Method 1: Contact Royal Mail
- Go to the Royal Mail website (www.royalmail.com) and click on "Track a parcel" or "Track a package".
- Enter your tracking number or the recipient's postcode to find the parcel.
- Click on the "Hold for Collection" or "Stop Delivery" option.
- Follow the prompts to confirm the cancellation.
Method 2: Contact the Sender
If you're the sender, you can contact the recipient and ask them to stop the parcel from being delivered. You can also contact the sender's customer service department to request that they stop the parcel.
Method 3: Contact Your Local Post Office
If you're unable to contact Royal Mail or the sender, you can visit your local post office and ask them to stop the parcel from being delivered. They may be able to assist you in stopping the parcel or redirecting it to a different address.
Important Notes:
- If the parcel has already been dispatched, it may not be possible to stop it from being delivered.
- If you're trying to stop a parcel from being delivered to a vulnerable person, such as an elderly or disabled individual, you may want to consider contacting the Royal Mail customer service department to report your concerns.
- If you're trying to stop a parcel from being delivered due to a mistake or error, you may want to contact the sender to resolve the issue.
Remember to always follow the instructions provided by Royal Mail and the sender to ensure that the parcel is stopped or redirected correctly.