David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
Why is my Pitney Bowes tracking not updating or stuck?
A Pitney Bowes number that sits on "In Transit" or "Customs" for several days is usually waiting on a quiet handoff, not lost. International parcels can take 7 to 18 business days, and scans are sparse during the line-haul and customs review. Check whether a second, local carrier number exists, since it normally carries the most recent updates.
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