David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
Why does my Pitney Bowes parcel have two tracking numbers?
Cross-border parcels frequently carry one Pitney Bowes (UPAA) number for the international leg and a second, local number for final delivery. Once Pitney Bowes hands the parcel to a destination carrier such as USPS or Royal Mail, that carrier issues its own number, which usually shows the live out-for-delivery and delivered scans.
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