TrackingMore is a third party parcel tracking tool (also known as multi-carrier tracking tool) which supports online parcel tracking of worldwide 477 express and postal couriers. You can enter a tracking number, air waybill (AWB) number or reference number to track & trace a single international or domestic package, use CSV upload or restful shipment tracking API to track multiple packages.
If you check statuses of bulk international parcels shipping via Philippines Post, TrackingMore will display all tracking details in one place, from both origin country and destination country.
You can subscribe email delivery notification in the Philippines Post shipping tracking result page to auto send you alerts once there is an update of your order status.
If you want to find explanations of a specific tracking event, you can refer to "Tracking Status descriptions & suggestions".
Official Website : http://www.phlpost.gov.ph/
Philippines Post number rules : ( # Letter, * Digit, ! Letter Or Digit )
( R# *** *** *** PH ) ( V# *** *** *** PH )
( A# *** *** *** PH ) ( C# *** *** *** PH )
( E# *** *** *** PH ) ( L# *** *** *** PH )
Contact Information : Tel:854-9825，854-4670，854-1641
Trackingmore provide real-time details of your Philippines Post package,support multiple languages like English, French, Spanish, German and more.
1.Shipment Tracking Management:
a. Auto tracking and delivery notification:after logging in,you can set up the "Notification Settings",and the system will auto track your Philippines Post waybills and notify customers when in transit, pick up, delivered or exceptions.
b. Compatible with ebay / aliexpress / magento: with your ebay,aliexpress,magento account bounding to trackingmore,our system will collect the data together , so you can manage your shipments in one place.
2.muti-language support: Support sixteen different languages,so it's convenient for users from different countries.
About Philippines Post
The Philippine postal system has a history of more than 250 years. Manila Central Post Office building, the Philippine Postal Service headquarters was built in 1926. The Post Office Building was destroyed during World War II (1945) , but rebuilt in 1946. It is considered the largest building at that time, and considered one of the landmark buildings in Manila led nowadays. Philippines joined the Universal Postal Union on January 1, 1922.