Are you trying to get a refund from Evri? Has your parcel been lost or delayed?  As a consumer champion, I hear from people every day who are frustrated by delivery problems and struggling to get the answers they need.

The good news is that Evri does have several ways to contact its customer service team. The trick is knowing where to start, what information you’ll need and what to do if your problem isn’t resolved.

I’ve put together this guide to help you navigate the process, find the right contact options and understand your consumer rights.

 

How to contact Evri

 

Start with Evri’s official contact page

 

Before trying to find an email address or searching for a telephone number, visit Evri’s official Contact Us page.

This is the best starting point because it brings together the available contact options and directs you to the right process for your enquiry. You’ll be able to access Evri’s chat service, telephone support and its escalation route if you’ve already tried to resolve your problem.

 

How to contact Evri online

 

Evri recommends its online chat as the quickest way to get help.

Visit the Evri Contact Us page and select the chat option. Its digital assistant can provide information about your parcel, help with certain delivery changes or create an enquiry for a customer service adviser to investigate.

If your problem needs further investigation, make sure you provide the requested details and your preferred contact information. Evri says it aims to respond within 24 hours or less after an enquiry has been created but this is just a guide not a promise.

If the automated options aren’t resolving your issue, don’t simply keep repeating the same steps indefinitely. Move on to another published contact option or, if you bought the goods from a retailer, ask the retailer to intervene.

 

How to contact Evri by telephone

 

If you’d prefer to speak to someone, Evri’s published customer service number is: 0330 808 5456.

Evri’s telephone service is available 24/7, with customer service advisers available Monday to Friday, 8am–4pm, and Saturday, 8am–2pm. The automated service can also record an enquiry for a callback. Do NOT call any premium rate number beginning with 090. This is likely to be a scam and you will be charged.

Have your tracking number ready before calling. You may also need the number from your ParcelShop receipt or a calling card left by the courier.

If you’re having trouble getting through, return to the official contact page to check the available options.

 

What if Evri hasn’t resolved your complaint?

 

If you’ve already contacted customer services and your problem remains unresolved, Evri has a NEW escalation route called Tell Us Straight. This is intended for customers who have already given customer services an opportunity to resolve their issue.

You can access it through the Evri Contact Us page. Look for the Tell Us Straight section and follow the instructions to contact its senior team.

When escalating your complaint, explain what has happened, when you first reported it, what responses you’ve received and what you want Evri to do to put things right. Include your tracking reference and any relevant evidence.

Keep copies of your correspondence and make a note of when you contacted Evri. A clear record will help if you need to take the matter further.

 

Tell Us Straight Evri

 

Should you email Evri directly?

 

Although official processes can seem very slow and tedious, it is still best to use Evri’s published contact options first, rather than relying on email addresses shared on forums, social media or elsewhere online.

If you’ve already raised an enquiry and it hasn’t been resolved, use the escalation process described above. This gives you a clear route to explain why the original response was inadequate and what needs to happen next.

Please don’t assume that sending an email to an address you’ve found online will automatically create a formal complaint or ensure that your case is investigated.

For international orders you can email claims@international.evri.com

 

What if your parcel is lost, delayed or marked as delivered when it hasn’t arrived?

 

This is where it’s important to understand who is responsible for sorting things out. If you’ve bought goods from a retailer, your contract is with them and not the courier.

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the retailer is generally responsible for ensuring that goods are delivered to you unless you arranged your own independent delivery contract or another exception applies.

If your parcel hasn’t arrived, has gone missing in transit or has been delivered somewhere you didn’t agree to, contact the retailer and ask it to investigate with Evri.

You shouldn’t have to spend hours chasing a courier to resolve a problem with an order you’ve placed with a business. The retailer should take ownership of the issue and explain how it intends to put things right.

If the retailer cannot deliver your goods within the agreed timeframe, or within the applicable legal timeframe, you may have rights to cancel your order and obtain a refund. The precise position depends on the circumstances.

If you’re the person who booked and paid Evri directly to send a parcel, the position is different. In that situation, you should use Evri’s contact and claims processes as the sender.

 

What if you’ve exhausted all the official contact options?

 

If you’ve followed the published process, used the Tell Me Straight option to escalate your complaint and still aren’t getting anywhere, you may need to consider your next steps.

Depending on the circumstances, these could include making a formal written complaint, contacting the retailer or marketplace, using an appropriate dispute resolution service or seeking advice about your consumer rights. Send a formal written complaint to Evri Executive Office, Capital House, 1 Capital Boulevard, Morley, Leeds LS27 0WH.

You can also find practical advice and share experiences with other customers through the Evri Customer Service Complaints & Advice Facebook group. Sharing your experience on the Evri complaint page on Complain.biz can be a useful step. It’s a complaint forum where you can connect with others who might have useful advice or similar stories.

Please remember that online groups and third-party advice are not a substitute for raising your case through the appropriate official channels.

Contact your MP to complain about courier companies just as this customer did after exhausting every single other option.

“Then I emailed my MP more to complain about Evri being uncontactable but to my surprise my email was passed to one of their researchers who contacted Evri on my behalf via Evri’s Parliamentary Liaison, yes Evri have at least one employee whose job it is, is to respond to Parliamentary contact requests.”

 

In a nutshell

 

I understand how frustrating it is when a parcel goes missing or you can’t get a straight answer about a delivery. You deserve clear information, accessible contact options and a proper response when something goes wrong.

However it is worth starting in the right place. Use Evri’s official Contact Us page, keep a record of your enquiry and escalate through Tell Us Straight if customer services haven’t resolved the problem.

If you’re waiting for something you’ve bought from a retailer, don’t forget that you should contact the retailer directly. In many cases, that is the most effective way to get the issue sorted and it is their responsibility to do so.

If you need help contacting any company, getting through to a real person, cutting call wait times and chatbots then there are lots of tips as to how you can do so in this blog post. I can contact the uncontactable and I can and will help.

You can of course email me if you have exhausted all other options jane@ladyjaney.co.uk.

 

Need more consumer advice? Please take a look at my consumer rights articles for practical tips on dealing with companies, resolving complaints and standing up for your rights. I am also on Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn

About Me:  I’m Jane Hawkes, aka Lady Janey,  a consumer champion and consumer expert specialising in customer service and travel consumer rights. With 30 years’ experience on both sides of the counter, I help consumers understand their rights and get the answers you deserve. I also work proudly with businesses to help them deliver the very best customer service experiences.

 

 

Reader Feedback Evri        Testimony from Evri customer

 

Evri Q and A – July 2026

 

I approached Evri to get answers to your most asked questions. Here they are:

Was Hermes to Evri just a name change or has anything else about the company really changed?

 

The rebrand was triggered by a change in ownership of the business, which required us to change our name.

When the business rebranded, we said that we wanted it to be more than just a name change – we wanted it to be a statement of intent about our business.

We pride ourselves on delivering a high quality, cost-effective service which is a fantastic alternative to the traditional carriers.

As part of this we know that we need to deliver improved customer service. We’ve invested heavily to address this, in a range of ways including:

  • Enhanced training for our couriers
  • We have invested more than £10 million into improving customer service as part of our ‘Answer for Everyone’ strategy.   This includes more people and an easier to navigate service which will help more people, have more conversations with our teams, more quickly.

 

What is the best way to contact Evri and speak to a real person?

 

We offer a variety of ways for people to contact us while also keeping the cost of delivering a parcel to consumers to a minimum. Our chat service is the quickest way, and first step customers should take, to contact us for support. Customers are able to make immediate changes to their delivery or create an enquiry for an Evri customer service advisor to look into. Customers will be able to select their preference for a call or email and we’ll be in touch once we’ve investigated.

Whichever way customers choose to contact us, the initial contact is focussed on getting the right details. It’s important to understand that to ensure a helpful conversation, our customer service team members need to carry out a full investigation. This involves analysing the tracking data for the parcel, courier delivery photos and geo-location tagging which shows exactly where the parcel was delivered to. They also speak to the courier and the depots where necessary. Customers will get a response in 24 hours or less once this investigation has been carried out. This enables a more helpful conversation.

 

Many customers are increasingly frustrated with the futility of the website chatbots. Are there any plans to improve this system?

 

On average we deliver 15 million parcels a week and a chat service helps us cope with busy periods. However we recognise that customers will have their own preferences. Our chat service is popular but we have invested to provide customers with a choice of how they speak to us. Customers can call 24/7 with advisors available Monday to Friday 8am-4pm and Saturday 8am-2pm.

 

Why does it take so long to get a reply from Evri? What happens if I miss the call?

 

Since launching our new service, we aim to ensure every customer gets a response within 24 hours. If the advisor can’t get the customer on the phone they leave a voicemail for the customer to call us back.  Our callback service has been built to accommodate this scenario and identifies if it’s a return call not a fresh contact and lets the customer through to speak to an advisor without the need to go through the options again.

 

How does Evri intend to improve its service to customers and regain trust?

 

Our service levels are now among the highest in the industry and this is reflected in our Trust Pilot score where more than 3.5 million customers have given us 5 stars and our couriers have been given an average 4.7 stars out of 5 by the customers in the communities we deliver to.

We remain committed to making improvements to reflect the size of our business today.

In our depots we also have dedicated teams whose role it is to reunite people with their parcel. They go to extraordinary lengths to track down unclear or incomplete addresses on parcels as well as parcels which have come unwrapped during the delivery journey and other delivery problems. They are some of the unsung heroes of our business.

 

 

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