Logged, simplified and untraceable. How to track your parcel through Russian Post and other services?

Track Russian Post parcels and shipments using our free service! To track your parcel, you only need to indicate the tracking number, and then the service itself will find out its location in real time.

How to track a Russian Post parcel using 100Parcels.com?

1. Find out the tracking number of your parcel;
2. Enter the parcel tracking number in the field at the top of the page;
3. Wait until the service checks the data on the parcel, it will not take much time;
4. Look at the search results and share them with your friends on social networks;
5. If you provide your email address, we will be able to send you changes to the status of your parcel automatically without your participation.

How to track a registered letter by number?

If this is Russian express mail, then the tracking numbers begin with “EMS”, for example: EMS 100 123456789 RU or telegram code 30012345678 RU. If this is a regular postal parcel, it starts with RSD (for example: RSD 487142059976). To track your parcel in this way, enter one of these codes in the search field on the website and click the “Track” button. You will see all the available information about its current location, as well as where your shipment is now after leaving the warehouse.

Please note that if the shipment has changed this code after it has been issued, there is a possibility that the information you see on the site may not be entirely accurate. In this case, it would be helpful to contact your local post office and ask them to provide more detailed tracking results if possible.

If the parcel number does not begin with one of these two codes, then this may mean one of several circumstances

• The parcel was sent through another postal operator;
• The package is lost or stolen after delivery;
• The parcel number was incorrectly indicated in the Russian Post system.

This may be a very rare case, so if you have problems with your shipment, please contact support to resolve the issue!

Track number for the Russian Federation and for foreign delivery

A track number (also called a postal identifier or tracking number) is a unique alphanumeric code assigned to any shipment, which determines its route and addressee. This code also allows you to identify the item in the postal service system and quickly determine its location at any given time.

Identification of shipments within the Russian Federation

Each parcel traveling across Russia must be registered and assigned a track number. Exception - simple letters

, which must be sent through public drop boxes. All other parcels, including registered letters, must be accepted and registered by the operator at the post office, after which a unique code is created in the database and assigned to a specific parcel or letter.

The identifier assigned for items sent within the Russian Federation is a 14-digit code

, where the first 6 indicate the index of the department that sent the letter or parcel.

Track number for overseas shipments

All international shipments receive track numbers in the international format of 13 characters, for example, RV050124127HK. Where:

• The first two letters mean the type of item - the size of the item, and whether it is registered or not;
• The next 9 digits are the unique parcel number;
• The last two letters determine the country code from which the package was sent.

According to technical regulations, track numbers that begin with the letters R, C, V, E, L are subject to tracking. All other simple parcels and letters are not reflected in the tracking form on the territory of the Russian Federation, although in some cases you can check the location of the parcel by using the website mail from where the shipment was made.

Where can I get a tracking number?

As soon as the sender registers a parcel at the post office or fills out an online form to send a specific parcel, a receipt is generated indicating the RPO number (registered postal item). It will be possible to track the movement of the shipment.

Note! On the receipt, the number is reflected with spaces before the last digit of the code

. But when you enter it into the search bar, the code is indicated without spaces.

After receiving a fiscal receipt, the sender can send a photo of it to the recipient or send an identifier code. There is no other way to know him

– the sender does not receive codes for parcels received in his name via SMS or in the application.

How to find a missing piece of mail?

Your mail has gone missing and you need to find it? You have repeatedly tried to call the postal service, but they cannot provide you with any information about your package, since by law they are not allowed to provide such information over the phone. Even if your mail item cannot yet be tracked online because it is not on the way from the sender to the recipient, but only went through several stages without being scanned, do not worry and wait for updates.

If the status update does not occur for several days, contact the Russian Post support service to find out the location of your item.

Mobile application and its capabilities

To simplify your work with the Russian Post website, you can install a mobile application that works on all modern gadgets. For convenience, your personal account account is single for both the mobile and online versions of the system.

Thanks to the mobile application, users can:

1. Remotely register and pay for sending a parcel;
2. Pay for receiving the parcel;
3. Arrange shipment with expedited acceptance of parcels;
4. Pay and order courier services;
5. Set up and receive notifications about the shipment delivery process;
6. Track delivery status;
7. Create a list of shipments for tracking;
8. Clarify information about the storage period of the received software;
9. Check shipping costs and customs fees for international delivery;
10. Find the nearest branches to your place of residence;
11. Clarify the office hours and list of services provided;
12. Receive feedback from representatives of Russian Post;
13. Explore the database of answers to the most common questions from other users.

As for the parcel tracking process

, then the algorithm of actions will be the same as for online checking:

• Login to your account;
• Select the “Parcels” section;
• Enter the identifier in the required field;
• Read the information provided.

In other words, the mobile version of Russian Post is a convenient mobile office that can simplify work with postal operations and speed up the process of tracking expected parcels.

How to receive an untraceable parcel without notification?

To receive an untraceable parcel without warning, you can use the services of Russian Post. Russian Post provides services for sending parcels weighing up to 50 kg. If you send a parcel without paying postage, it will be untraceable (without notification). You can also receive an untraceable parcel using Russian Post services if the address on your identity document is different from the address you wrote yourself in the “Country” and/or “City” section.

Software tracking problems

No matter how smoothly the postal system works domestically or internationally, there are many problems that can seriously complicate the process of tracking items. Some of the most common ones are worth understanding in more detail.

Error in tracking number

If for some reason your track number is not tracked, first you should check that it was entered correctly

or request that it be resent from the sender. Perhaps it was he who made a mistake in one digit when typing the message.

Short time to reflect the parcel

Another common problem with the lack of information about the location of the parcel is the short period of time from the moment of sending

. It is possible that an online application for shipment has been created, but in fact the parcel has not yet been delivered by the seller to the post office, or the post office has not yet handed over the shipment to the transit company.

Problems with customs clearance

One of the common tracking problems is the lack of updating of movement information. Most often this happens when the parcel passes through customs.

. There are no clear regulations for this operation. A new entry along the route will not appear until the parcel is picked up for delivery. According to some reviews in chats, cases were identified when the parcel was at customs for more than 5 weeks. It is impossible to speed up the customs clearance process. According to the law, the period for passing cargo across the border ranges from 3 to 60 days.

As you can see, the process of tracking parcels should not cause difficulties. But if such problems arise, you can always use the support service, or contact authorized resources that will help you check the location of your parcel.

Parcel tracking ZJ..HK (Joom)

To track Russian Post parcels using the ZJ..HK (Joom) type, you need to know the item number.

Go to the website, enter your parcel number in the search field and click “Track”. You will receive tracking information for one or more shipments that are assigned to this tracking number. Here you can find out all the necessary details for each shipment - location, status, weight, date when it should be delivered. This service works with any post office throughout Russia, including the Moscow Main Post Office.

Types of telegrams

Rostelecom offers sending several types of messages:

1. Telegram on a special artistic letterhead (great for congratulations).
2. Telegram on a multimedia form (musical).
3. A telegram notifying the sender of receipt (delivery).
4. Telegram with delayed delivery (the sender sets a specific time for delivery).

Telegrams on special forms are the “Lux” type with original design. The recipient will definitely appreciate such care for him.

What is MMPO (Place of International Postal Exchange)?

International Postal Exchange (IMPO) is the place where all incoming and outgoing Russian Post parcels are processed. It is part of the company's logistics center, where parcels are collected and sorted.

This means that MMPO can be found in any city where there is a Russian Post office. A list of all branches can be found on this website. Please be aware that sometimes delivery services can take up to 24 hours to deliver your package from one location to another within Russia - so please don't worry if your package was sent from Moscow but has not yet been updated online after delivery to MMPO in St. Petersburg or Nizhny Novgorod.

If the tracking number begins with RR (RR+RU), then International Postal Exchange should not be used. In this case, the shipment will only be tracked within Russia.

MMPO is indicated by three numbers (for example, RR RU). Such numbers are assigned in the following order: international postal exchange offices of large cities - 00; small towns - 01-99; rural post offices - 100

In addition, any branch can be assigned additional information indicating its exact location using four or five letters after three numbers. For example, if your parcel was sent from a Russian Post office located in St. Petersburg and has a tracking code of RR 27 47, then this means that this particular item was processed at the international postal exchange office located on Vasilyevsky Island at the address: Ligovsky Avenue 50B Letters received for processing arrive there.

Sending a telegram

Clients of the Rostelecom provider can send live telegrams to any locality in our country, as well as to foreign cities. Communication is available almost everywhere, because wires were laid everywhere. And the last mile is still behind a living person (postman, courier), that is, a telegram can be delivered really to any place. The client can use one of the following methods below to send a telegram.

Send by phone

The first option is the most convenient, as it saves time significantly. You simply dictate everything you need over the phone, and you won’t have to go anywhere, much less languish in lines.

By dialing 8-126 or 8 800 450 0 126

You can call from any home phone, you just need to follow the operator’s prompts. Telegrams are sent around the clock. To send a telegram you need:

• indicate to the operator the category of the message (news, congratulations, etc.);
• indicate the recipient's address;
• dictate the text of the message;
• if necessary, sign it.

Telegrams can be sent abroad in any language permitted for this (you can check with your provider). The text of the telegram itself will be printed exclusively in Latin characters, that is, hieroglyphs or Arabic script will not be transmitted.

In addition to sending the telegram itself, Rostelecom can provide additional services:

1. You can order a copy of the telegram to your address (the copy will be certified by the company).
2. Specify the sender's address.
3. Order notification of telegram delivery (delivery to the addressee).

For clarification and additional information on the telegram sending service, please call 076 or 88003001076 .

Send online

An alternative way to send a telegram is online on the Rostelecom website. To do this, you need to click “Submit Online”.

Next, you will go to the official website of the provider, where you will need to do the following:

• scroll down the page;
• fill in all fields in the form provided;
• give consent to the processing of personal data by checking the box;
• click the “Submit” button.

After all the steps have been completed, the Rostelecom operator will call you back to the specified number and confirm receipt of the telegram. Check with the operator for the cost and delivery time.

List of items prohibited for shipment by Russian Post

The list of items prohibited for shipment by Russian Post includes, but is not limited to:

• Alcohol, tobacco products and smoking mixtures.
• Drugs, including poppy seeds, which are used to make narcotic drugs.
• Weapons (including bladed weapons), ammunition or explosives of any kind. This includes replicas that may be mistaken for real firearms in the eyes of postal officials, customs officials, or others involved in their transportation. Replica weapons should never be sent by Russian Post parcels! These include firearms such as pistols/revolvers (except those made of soft rubber); air rifles and pistols, as well as machine guns; toy weapons; flare guns.
• Toxic chemicals, including acids, poisons and solvents, except in small quantities to cover the needs of a single trip.

Please note that some items prohibited for delivery by Russian Post may be allowed to be sent by other services, such as DHL or FedEx.

Send a telegram by phone

If you need to quickly send a telegraph message, you can use the telephone. This is a very convenient and inexpensive means of transmission.

In order to send a message, you need to make a call from your home or mobile phone to a special service number. Next, you need to dictate the text of the telegram. The call itself is free, and the cost of sending the message will be included in your monthly telephone payment or a bill will be delivered by mail.

You can use the help desk by calling the short number 009. Or find services in your region on the Internet.

Service employees accept incoming telegrams around the clock, but delivery will only be made during business hours.

Russian Post - information about the carrier

Russian Post (Russian Post, Russian Post) is a private joint-stock company "Joint Stock Company "Russian Post", which is the national postal operator of Russia. The company is responsible for delivering mail throughout Russia and issuing postage stamps. Russian Post has approximately 390,000 employees and more than 42,000 post offices with headquarters in Moscow. In 2012, Russian Post delivered more than 2.4 billion pieces of mail, accounting for more than 54 million parcels and more than 100 million money transfers. In March 2013, by decree of President Vladimir Putin, Russian Post was included in the list of so-called strategic enterprises.

Russian Post owns 49.99% of Postal Bank (formerly Leto-Bank).

Postal services on the territory of Crimea are provided separately.

Story

Records mention a courier system in the 10th century. Early letters were carried on a roll, stamped with wax or lead; the earliest known seal dates from 1079 and mentions the governor of Tmutarakan Ratibor. The earliest surviving cover was sent in 1391 from La Tana (now Azov) to Venice.

By the 16th century, the postal system included 1,600 points, and mail travel from Moscow to Novgorod took three days. In 1634, a peace treaty between Russia and Poland established a route to Warsaw, which became Russia's first regular international service.

Peter I carried out reforms, as a result of which the postal system became more unified in its activities, and in 1714 the first general post offices were opened in St. Petersburg and Moscow. A “Regular Postal Service” was created along the Moscow and Riga routes. In February 1714, the postal service began operating from St. Petersburg to Riga twice a week, and in June of the same year - from St. Petersburg to Moscow. The field post was founded in 1716, and the so-called ordinary postal service in 1720, for the rapid transfer of government orders and papers. Regular delivery of private parcels (called heavy mail) was established in the 1730s and 40s. In 1746, parcels and private correspondence were delivered by courier for the first time, and from 1781 money could be delivered to your door. The earliest known Russian postmark dates from July 1765; it's one line that says "St. ST. PETERSBOVRG" (in Latin letters), but the first official recommendation for the use of a postmark came only in 1781.

Mail carriages appeared in 1820. In 1833, the St. Petersburg City Post Office was created, the city was divided into 17 districts with 42 post offices located in shopping stores. In 1834, reception rooms appeared in the suburbs (there were 108 of them in St. Petersburg). In 1838, the delivery of printed periodicals was organized in St. Petersburg. In 1840, a department of carriages and wheelbarrows was opened on the Moika embankment; light convertibles carried the extra post, wagons delivered the light post, and wheelbarrows handled the "heavy" mail. Green street mailboxes were installed in 1848, and stamped envelopes were issued the same year; orange postage boxes for one-day service appeared near train stations in 1851, and the first prepaid postage stamps appeared in 1857. In 1864, the City Post began sending out printed publications and catalogs, and in 1866, parcels.

Postal stationery first appeared in 1845 in the form of envelopes that paid 5 kopecks for local mail in St. Petersburg and Moscow. The idea worked well and on December 1, 1848 it was spread throughout Russia.

Local postal systems have used so-called zemstvo stamps since the days of local self-government, which began under Alexander II in 1864.

Russian Post is a founding member of the Universal Postal Union, created in 1874. In 1902, the Main Postal Service became part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and in 1917, under the Provisional Government, it became part of the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs.

During World War II, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War, the Soviet postal service was part of the USSR People's Commissariat of Communications. It delivered up to 70 million parcels a month to the front of the Soviet Army from the rear in extremely difficult and often very dangerous conditions. In the post-war years, the postal service underwent quantitative and qualitative changes. In 1946, the People's Commissariat of Communications was transformed into the Ministry of Communications of the USSR. Postal services were provided by the Post Office, which was part of the Ministry of Communications, along with other departments of the telecommunications industries. By 1950, the war-ravaged postal industry had been restored to pre-war levels.

In subsequent years, the network of telecommunications enterprises expanded significantly, especially in rural areas. A network of communication offices, post offices and subordinate communication centers was created in cities, uniting postal, telegraph and telephone services into a single whole, and the branches, as a rule, are located in the same building and are under unified management. A huge network of mailboxes was created, installed not only in cities, but also in rural areas, stations, railway tracks and road intersections. Further development of the postal service followed the path of mechanization and automation of mail processing, improving the organization of its transportation and delivery. To achieve this, old postal equipment was modernized, mechanized mail handling and processing machines, equipment for container transport and postal inventory, and customer service equipment were developed.

In 1993, Russian Post became part of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications. In 1995, the department was reorganized into the Russian Federation Post, and in 1996 it was transformed into the Postal Department of the Ministry of Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation. Russian postal enterprises had operational and commercial independence, but at the same time they faced strong competition from former partner companies in the field of telecommunications. Despite the division of industries, the unique postal network created in previous periods and covering almost all settlements of the country has been preserved.

Considering the role of Russian post in the historical development of the state, in 1994, Russian President Boris Yeltsin established a professional holiday for postal workers - “Russian Post Day”, which is celebrated annually on the second Sunday of July. Another presidential decree in 1997 restored the heraldic traditions of the Russian Post with the addition of the coat of arms and flag of Russia.

In 1996, the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications for the first time decided to end the state postal monopoly on some postal services, as a result of which commercial postal companies appeared in Russia.

Structure.

Russian Post" includes:

• The central administrative apparatus, consisting of 22 divisions (departments of the Directorate, Secretariat);
• 87 branches;
• 41901 post office.

Branches of enterprises are divided into 82 territorially controlled federal postal services and 5 specialized ones, including:

• Main ;
• Russian Post EMS;
• Automated sorting centers - branch of Russian Post;
• Hybrid postal centers - a branch of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Russian Post";
• Russian Post - Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Russian Post" in Berlin.

Branches are separate structural units that include post offices, a mail transportation department, as well as mainline and regional sorting centers.

Operations

Russian Post offers all traditional postal services in its 42,000 branches. In addition, it offers to cash out payment cards, accept utility payments, issue money transfers, receive and repay consumer loans, sell lottery, railway, airline and theater tickets. It also retails a variety of products, including telephone cards, envelopes and, of course, postage stamps. Since October 2012, Russian Post launched an SMS notification service for domestic mail, and since December 2013, as part of a pilot program, Russian Post clients in Moscow began receiving free SMS notifications about the passage of parcels from abroad. According to the postal operator, the notification will inform the customer about the arrival of international mail at the point of issue and will complement traditional paper notifications. In the future, Pochta plans to inform the client via SMS about all stages of parcel passage, including delivery within Russia, customs control and admission to the delivery point.

At the end of 2010, a new delivery method using automatic machines “Pochtomat” appeared, which is a combination of the words “mail”, “mail” in Russian and automatic. In 2011, a number of such parcel terminals were deployed in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In April 2013, the first Post Office began operating in Saransk, and in the summer of 2013, the first Post Office in the Southern Urals began operating in Chelyabinsk. Automatic delivery of items is carried out under a special code, which the recipient receives via mobile phone in the form of an SMS message. By June 2013, Russian Post operated 145 parcel terminals in 60 cities.

In August 2013, Russian Post began accepting loan payments on behalf of any Russian bank. Loan repayment is carried out by postal transfer to the Post's subsidiary, Rapid LLC, then the money is sent by bank transfer to the appropriate bank. Postal service employees independently fill out the payment form for the client, after which the postal transfer form is printed and signed by the client. For the use of postal services, operators charge a fee of 1.9 percent, a minimum of 50 rubles.

In 2011, Russian Post opened postal kiosks based on the results of a pilot project. It started in 2011 with seven kiosks of 6 square meters each. In addition to sending and receiving regular and express mail, you can issue insurance and credit cards, make loan payments, pay for cellular communications, Internet and utilities, as well as purchase railway and air tickets. In September 2013, the management of Russian Post decided to radically reconsider its approach to retail trade, in particular, it abandoned the sale of food products in offices. It was decided to expand the idea of ​​postal kiosks, and even a draft of a new development strategy for Russian Post until 2023 was drawn up, which was prepared by the Boston Consulting Group. In 2014, Russian Post plans to open 10-15 new kiosks in Moscow and another 150 in other regions.

Beginning in the 2010s, Russian Post began using the Mobile Post van, also called Post on Wheels, which travels with a driver and mail seller to remote villages where Post was closed due to its inefficiency (small rural communities), and provides all postal services that were once located at the post office.

Russia's first automated regional sorting center opened in Podolsk near Moscow at the end of 2009 using equipment from the Italian company Elsag Datamat, SpA. In June 2011, another center was opened in St. Petersburg, serving the Leningrad, Novgorod and Pskov regions.

Russian Post has 13 customs clearance points for postal items. Until 2013, MMPO Moscow processed up to 80% of all incoming international shipments to Russia, which created a large burden on Russian Post. To speed up delivery times for international parcels, Russian Post has opened two new international postal exchange points in Yekaterinburg and Novosibirsk. The latter can process up to two thousand international EMS shipments daily, covering an area of ​​more than 2,000 square meters. The international postal point “Ekaterinburg Koltsovo” is the first international postal exchange in the Ural Federal District. It is capable of processing up to 20,000 parcels and small packages per day in a 3,700 meter facility. By the end of 2014, Russian Post expects to reduce the share of the Moscow exchange office to 55%. In addition, there are exchange offices in Bryansk, Samara, Orenburg, Petrozavodsk and Vladivostok.

Valid software tracking methods

Russian Post offers its customers several convenient options for tracking parcels:

1. Through your personal account on the company website. For convenience, most parcels can be monitored simultaneously, including those sent from AliExpress and Joom. However, for some of them there will be restrictions: it will not be possible to check the location of the shipment at all points of passage.
2. In the mobile application. It contains a full range of functions that allow you to both register a shipment and “see” its route until it is delivered for collection.
3. By mobile number. The client will be notified of the parcel's arrival at the delivery office.
4. Using a track identifier search engine on the Russian Post website or on any other resource that monitors shipments. Such resources check the track using most international postal systems to find as many matches as possible.

How is the parcel tracked?

Algorithm for searching the location of a parcel

quite simple:

• Open any convenient search engine with a field for entering an identifier;
• Indicate the existing code;
• Click on the search button.

If the parcel is tracked, the user will see a sign that will reflect the location and date of arrival of the parcel at one of the destinations.

How to track parcels from America, China and other countries

To control the progress of any shipments, you need to enter a 13-digit code into the search form and confirm the request

. It works the same for shipments and letters from anywhere in the world. The service used checks the request against all available delivery services.

However, only those numbers that are registered according to the international system are subject to tracking. Delivery of such parcels is more expensive than those sent using economy shipping. Thus, parcels of type UC...HK can only be tracked until they clear customs

. If they enter the territory of the Russian Federation, information about the current route will not be reflected.

How to find parcels from AliExpress and Joom

To reduce the cost of sending budget goods from large international trading platforms like AliExpress and Joom, Simplified Registered Mail was created together with Russian Post. The tracker codes from these sites are ZA...LV, ZA...HK and ZJ...HK

. Identifiers with the letters LV mean that the transportation is organized by Latvian Post, if the letters HK are indicated at the end, then the shipment to Russia is carried out by Hong Kong Post.

These shipments are reflected in the tracking form under only three statuses:

• Accepted at the post office;
• Delivered to the place of issue;
• Issued to the addressee.

Please note that all products from these sites are actually located in China

. Therefore, before they are delivered to Latvia or Hong Kong, they must still be delivered from the seller’s warehouse. If you use tracking systems for sending countries, for example, Cainiao, then you can find out the intermediate status of the ordered goods.

How to track registered and regular letters?

Speaking of letters, it’s worth remembering right away that regular letters are not assigned any numbers, so it’s virtually impossible to track them until they reach your mailbox.

What about registered letters

, then they undergo mandatory registration and are assigned an identifier. If sending is carried out within Russia, the maximum weight of the letter can reach 100 g; for international delivery, the maximum weight is 2 kg. You can track them using the same system as parcels - simply by entering the track number in the search.

Registered letters are issued differently from parcels. They are immediately delivered to the addressee’s place of residence or to the organization’s address, and are issued only after the presentation of an identification document. If the recipient is not at home, a notice is left for him - that he needs to contact a certain post office with a passport and receive a letter.

Economy shipping tracking features

Economy delivery allows you not to overpay for parcel registration

, but also makes it untraceable to the system. In this case, you can only rely on the integrity of the sender.

All shipments have a “buyer protection period” within which it must be delivered to the recipient. If for some reason this does not happen, the addressee has the right to open a “dispute” and return his own funds.

In the case of economy delivery, an untraceable package is sent, the arrival of which must be confirmed directly at the post office at the delivery address and full name closer to the end of the protection period. If the parcel is small, it will be placed directly in the recipient's mailbox

. In some cases, a notice will be left indicating the need to pick up the parcel. But more often than not, notifications do not arrive, so recipients need to periodically visit the post office themselves and ask if the order has arrived.

What if there is no track number?

It is impossible to track a parcel without an ID number

, even if you contact the post office directly. The system cannot check the shipment only by the delivery address or the recipient's full name. But it is still possible to receive a parcel without an identifier. To do this, you need to go to the post office where delivery is to take place and use your passport to ask to check the availability of your item.

If it arrived at the department, it will be issued after identification.

Send a telegram via the Internet

There are many Internet portals for transmitting telegraph messages over the world wide web.

Some sites offer online reporting. In this case, you enter all your data (full name, place of departure) and the recipient’s data (full name, place of receipt) immediately on the website page. There you also indicate your mobile phone number, email address and message text. After entering all the required information, you will be shown a calculation of the transaction being performed. You can pay for such a telegram in different ways: through payment terminals, from a mobile phone account, through electronic wallets and online banks.

Services that work according to this principle: Intmail, Write.Ru.

There are sites that work offline. This means that you leave your contact information on the site page. After some time, a specialist will contact you and take the message by phone. This is the principle the service works on.

Today, quite by accident, I learned how to send a telegram. To be honest, I considered it an unused and ancient type of communication, and to be even more honest, I did not quite clearly understand the scheme of their work. However, I will also talk about what reason I had for sending it in this article. So let's get started.

Telegrams can, of course, be sent via Internet services such as napishi.ru.

Telegram with notification of delivery

If it is necessary to conduct an independent assessment of the damage caused to property as a result of an apartment flood, the owner of the apartment will need to call all interested parties for an inspection. To do this, you need to notify them of the fact of an inspection of the premises, for which a damage assessment will be carried out. The interested parties in this case will be the owner of the apartment on the floor above, representatives of utility services and the insurance company (if the apartment was insured).

Of course, this can be done by phone, by email, or by handing over a document about this in person.

How to send a telegram by phone or via the Internet?

How to send a telegram without leaving home is useful to know for citizens who use this type of communication. We will tell readers below how to send via the Internet or by phone.

According to the text of government decree No. 222 dated April 15, 2005, a telegram means a text message transmitted to the addressee using telegraphic communications.

The transmission service can be provided to citizens only by those organizations that have issued a special license.

Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug

One of the types of telegraph communication services provided by Rostelecom OJSC in the modern telecommunications market is the services of transmitting and receiving international and long-distance telegrams. The telegraph network covers almost the entire world, so users have the opportunity to send to all settlements in Russia, as well as to countries near and far abroad.

The telegraph network occupies one of the first places in terms of reliability.

How to notify a relative or close friend about an important event in your life if he categorically refuses to use all types of modern communications - a mobile phone or the Internet? You can use a convenient service - send a telegram to Rostelecom, an old and decades-tested method of notifying about any impending or already occurred event. The postal telegram has been undeservedly forgotten, although until recently it was the only quick way to exchange important information. People came to the post office, wrote on beautiful or simple letterhead about what was really important for a person to know, and by telegraph it reached the recipient in just a few hours.

Notice of independent examination

If you want to assess the real amount of damage caused to your property, you need to conduct an independent examination. An integral part of such an examination will be “Inspection of damaged property.”

When sending a telegram, ask to make a certified copy - this will save you from possible statements by the defendant about inaccurate information in the sent telegram. In practice, we encountered a situation where a representative of an insurance company stated in court that the time of inspection was not included in the telegram sent.