Check
Compare the listing with the real parcel.
Look at the packaging, format, weight and visible condition.
Make sure the description and photos are consistent with what is handed over.
- Condition
- Format
- Consistency
Check
Inspection
Inspecting a parcel protects the journey.
Before accepting a delivery, understand the contents, packaging, weight and handling instructions.
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1 doubt
is enough reason to ask or decline.
Limits
Decline when the situation is unclear.
You can refuse a parcel that is different, poorly packed, too heavy or unexplained.
No one should pressure you into accepting it.
- No pressure
- Ask questions
- Contact support
Limits
Recommended journey
Move forward one step at a time.
A good delivery rarely starts with speed. It starts with a clear framework that the right people understand and accept.
Observe
Check the condition, size and closure.
Compare
Match it to the listing.
Decide
Accept only within your limits.
Helpful questions
Answers before you take the next step.
Do I have to open the parcel?
Inspection depends on the context and agreement, but you should at least verify consistency with the listing.
Can I ask for more photos?
Yes. Asking for clarification before acceptance is reasonable.
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