Do you want to open lost packages originally intended for French, German, or Spanish buyers? It is now possible, but for a very limited time.
Until September 15, Colisnpai.com is becoming the only site in Europe to let you choose the country of origin of the recipients of your unclaimed parcel lots.
Why choose the origin of your parcel buyers?
Until now, purchasing NPAI (Not at the Address Indicated) parcels was based on a completely random mix. By allowing you to select the nationality of the original customers, ColisNPAI.com gives you control over the type of content:
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Parcels intended for customers in France 🇫🇷: Orders placed by French residents, guaranteeing instructions and packaging mostly in French.
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Parcels intended for customers in Germany 🇩🇪: Orders placed by German buyers, known for their interest in high-tech, DIY, and quality equipment.
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Parcels intended for customers in Spain 🇪🇸: Spanish buyers with varied orders focused on fashion, accessories, and current trends.
A unique offer in Europe until September 15
Organizing and sorting parcel flows according to the customers' destination country requires high-precision logistics. This is why this choice is being offered as a special operation until September 15.
After this date, lots will again be allocated in a mixed and random manner based on European stock.
Key takeaways:
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Exclusive service: ColisNPAI.com is the only player in Europe to offer this buyer country filter.
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Choice of destinations: Initial orders destined for France, Germany, or Spain.
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Deadline: September 15.
How to select the origin of your parcels?
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Go to the product page on Colisnpai.com.
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Choose the desired buyer profile: FRANCE 🇫🇷, GERMANY 🇩🇪, or SPAIN 🇪🇸.
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Select the weight of your lot (e.g., 10 kg, 30 kg).
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Confirm your order before September 15 to guarantee your selection.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is meant by "origin"?
This refers to the country where the parcels were meant to be delivered. These are orders placed by customers residing in France, Germany, or Spain that could not be delivered to their final recipient.
Does the price of the lot change depending on the buyers' country?
No, the price per kilo remains strictly the same, regardless of whether the parcels were ordered by French, German, or Spanish customers.
