How long does it take to get a package from 4PX?

How long does it take to get a package from 4PX?

However, the average delivery times for common destination countries (for standard 4PX package delivery options) are as follows: The United States, France, Italy, Turkey, Finland, Portugal, Morroco, South Korea, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, and France usually take between 12 to 25 days.

Is 17TRACK a legitimate tracking service?

No, 17TRACK is a legit website. 17TRACK offers an all-in-one platform for people to track shipments of different carriers online. However, please be noted that, the fact that the sellers recommend our website for tracking does not mean that we are working with them.

What does it mean when something is shipped with 4PX?

4PX takes care of picking up package from the seller, transporting it through China, exporting and handing over to FedEx for final delivery.

Can you track 4PX?

Track all your 4PX parcels. Simple & Easy! 4PX specializes in the delivery of time-critical documents and parcels. Parcel monitor for 4PX allows you to track your delivery with just your tracking ID!

How do I track my 4PX order?

For tracking 4PX, enter the tracking number and click Track! button. Track24.net provide real-time details of your 4PX package. Easy way to track your parcels!!

How do I contact 4PX?

1. Contact us via.
2. cs_au@4px.com.

How long does 17TRACK take to ship?

Normally it will take from 15 to 35 days after departure.

Who delivers packages from 17TRACK?

General Logistics Systems US, Inc. (GLS) is a leader in ground parcel delivery with a proven record of excellent service and continuing growth. With over 50 locations across the Western US, our service area expands the states of CA, AZ, NV, NM, OR, WA, ID, and UT.

Why does shipping from China take so long?

For shippers from China to the US, the coronavirus has been profoundly disruptive, causing major delays to both manufacturing and shipping. Production in China is back to normal, but COVID-19’s impact is creating a variety of other challenges including high demand and delays at US ports and warehouses.