RF0421841697SG
does the start number tell you the postage company used e.g Royal mail, China Post e.t.c
And end number tell you country its from?
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Re: How do you know the postal service used from tracking nu
Nocloud360 wrote:RF0421841697SG
does the start number tell you the postage company used e.g Royal mail, China Post e.t.c
The codes refer to the Universal Postal Union S10 system and all The "R" codes are "Letter post: registered, but not insured delivery"The other codes for those interested are:
A-AZ Letter post: recorded delivery, but neither registered nor insured
BA-BZ for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
CA-CZ Parcel post
DA-DZ for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
EA-EZ EMS
GA for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
GD for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
LA-LZ Letter post: express / Exprès delivery
NA-NZ for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
PA-PZ for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
RA-RZ Letter post: registered, but not insured delivery
UA-UZ Letter post: items other than AA-AZ, EA-EZ, LA-LZ, RA-RZ, VA-VZ, subject to customs control, i.e. bearing a CN 22 or CN 23
VA-VZ Letter post: insured delivery
ZA-ZZ for domestic, bilateral, multilateral use only
Yes - in this case Singaporecloud360 wrote:And end number tell you country its from?
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