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99minutos began in 2014 in a workshop in Mexico City, and its about page says it is not a traditional courier but an integrated logistics operator. Its home page names Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Peru as its markets, and the about page adds Ecuador. Beside envíos99 parcel delivery it sells fulfill99 warehousing, freight99 haulage, tailor99 projects and the punto99 network of drop-off and collection points. This page covers lookups on its public tracker, one guía number at a time.

The help centre calls the tracking number the número de guía, a unique code generated automatically when the shipment is created. The shop or sender gives it to you, and 99minutos says it generally looks like 99MEX followed by nine digits or MX followed by twelve.

First the code is upper-cased, and a pasted AWB: label, enclosing brackets and, for most codes, inner spaces, hyphens, dots and slashes are removed. Only a remainder of 6 to 30 characters is passed to 99minutos. 99minutos is a manual-only courier on TrackParcel, so open the courier list and choose it.

TrackParcel runs the same search as the public tracker page, then reads the history that page shows. Events keep the Spanish captions of the tracker's label map, such as “Ya hemos recogido tu pedido en el negocio.”, and carry no place, because 99minutos's history has none.

Stamps without an offset are read in the shipment country's zone: Mexico City, unless the search names Colombia, Chile, Peru or Argentina. The result then converts each time to IST and marks it IST. TrackParcel never requests the identity step, the delivery photos or the route map, and never reads the courier's free-text comments.

For an unknown code, 99minutos's search answers with an error status and no history id, and TrackParcel then shows not found. A code 99minutos knows but will not open until the buyer confirms an email, phone or name is shown as restricted instead, with a message pointing to 99minutos's own tracker.

Check the code against the shop's shipping message, since the shop is who hands the guía number on. If they match, ask the shop which courier it really booked.

A return starts with the shop, not with you. The help centre says the sender must request it from its platform within five working days of shipping and create a prepaid return guía; you then take the parcel to the nearest punto99 or wait for the courier to collect it.

If the tracker says Entregado but nothing arrived, the help centre asks you to check with neighbours or the building's porter, look for the delivery photo its courier takes, then contact support with your guía number. The contact page points parcel questions to tracking, a WhatsApp chat and the help centre rather than to sales.