Royal mail text messages

Royal Mail, the UK's postal service, occasionally sends text messages to customers to keep them informed about their mail and parcels. Here are some common types of text messages you might receive from Royal Mail:

1. Delivery updates: Royal Mail may send text messages to inform you of a delivery attempt or to confirm that a parcel has been delivered.
2. Tracking updates: If you've tracked a parcel using Royal Mail's tracking service, you may receive text updates on the parcel's status, such as "out for delivery" or "delivered".
3. Delivery issues: In some cases, Royal Mail may send a text message if there's an issue with delivering a parcel, such as "attempted delivery but no one was available".
4. Special delivery notifications: If you've opted for Royal Mail's Special Delivery service, you may receive text messages with updates on the delivery status.
5. Parcelforce updates: If you've used Parcelforce, Royal Mail's parcel delivery service, you may receive text updates on the status of your parcel.

Some examples of Royal Mail text messages:

• "Your parcel has been delivered to your address."
• "Attempted delivery but no one was available. Please contact us to arrange re-delivery."
• "Your parcel is out for delivery today."
• "Your parcel has been returned to sender. Please contact us for further information."
• "Your Special Delivery parcel is being held at your local post office. Please collect within 7 days."

Remember to keep your mobile phone number up to date with Royal Mail to ensure you receive these important updates.