Availability depends on parcel and destination
Availability can depend on destination, contents, size, weight and the service’s current rules. A route visible for another shopper’s parcel may not appear for yours.
Eligibility depends on destination, goods and package conditions, not a route name alone.
Weight, dimensions and restricted goods
Restrictions for batteries, liquids or other goods differ by carrier and destination. Read the current option shown for your parcel; do not use a general product category as proof that every route is eligible.
A route may show different tracking detail before and after the carrier accepts the parcel.
Quoted service versus delivery promise
Use the displayed delivery window as an estimate and compare it with the route’s tracking coverage and destination.
Insurance and compensation depend on the selected service’s written conditions and evidence requirements.
Tracking and handover coverage
Tracking detail can vary across handoffs. Look at what information the route provides after dispatch and which record will identify the parcel.
Country-specific questions should be checked against current destination rules, rather than copied from an old haul.
Insurance and compensation terms
Insurance and compensation, where offered, depend on stated terms and evidence. Compare the actual policy for the selected service instead of assuming every route has the same protection.
Describe the goods accurately and check the current declaration and import requirements for the destination.
Accurate declaration and country-specific questions
Import, tax and declaration requirements vary by destination. Use the current destination rules together with an accurate description of the goods.