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ΧΥ000000000ΖΖ
Where Χ is a letter of the English alphabet which denotes the item category, Υ is a letter of the English alphabet that is part of the barcode and ΖΖ are letters of the English alphabet that denote the country of origin.
The barcodes that are recognized by the Track & Trace systems are the ones below:
For example, the barcode RC109323211GR refers to a registered item with origin from Greece.
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If you wish to initiate an inquiry about your item, please fill in the relevant Postal Item Inquiry form.
During peak periods and especially during the CHristmas holiday season, there are delays. Please check our website regularly for any updates.
In any other cases, you can fill in a postal item inquiry form in order to initiate an investigation.
Please note that various e-commerce website provide an estimated arrival date of the item to the destination country, which is not based on the actual tracking events of the item. The official track & trace history is provided through our Track & Trace system on our website.
If the Tracking System shows the above entry in the “Extra Information” column, after the elapse of reasonable time for the item to be processed and be ready for collection, you can collect it yourself, without a notification. If somebody else will pick up the item on your behalf, you should provide a written authorisation.
Please contact the sender and reconfirm that you have the correct tracking number. If the number is correct, please contact us through the contact form on the website in order to investigate the matter.
This type of barcode is for internal use by Deutsche Post. In order to track it, the barcode should be of the form CX123456789DE. You can get the corresponding recognisable barcode at https://nolp.dhl.de. Please enter the number and you will then get a barcode of the form CX123456789DE which can be used in our Track & Trace system.
Some countries do use barcodes based on the international standards as described before. You can refer to international tracking sites such as https://www.17track.net or similar where this barcode can be recognized.
No, non-barcoded cannot be traced in the Track & Trace system and therefore an inquiry cannot be initiated.
An inquiry can be initiated only for barcoded items during a specified period that ranges from 3 months after the day of posting for EMS items up to 6 months for parcels and registered items.