How do I contact DPD Ireland?
Phone: +353 (0)90 64 20500.28-Aug-2022
DPD Ireland's largest courier company - Home.
What does DPD stand for in Ireland?
DPD stands for Dynamic Parcel Distribution. Its brands are DPD, Colissimo, Chronopost, Seur and BRT.
DPD Ireland provides an overnight delivery service anywhere in Ireland and deliver to the UK within 48 hours. We also have a Cost Effective Road & Air service to Europe and beyond. For further information contact your local depot or email sales@dpd.ie.28-Aug-2022
What happens when DPD fails to deliver?
If you don't call DPD, they'll try to deliver your order on the next working day. If you're not there again, it'll try again for a third time on the next working day after that. If you still weren't able to receive your order after the third attempt, DPD will hold on to it for seven days.
The driver will make one delivery attempt. You're not there? The driver will try to deliver your parcel to your neighbour or at a Pickup parcelshop, so that you may receive your parcel as soon as possible but not later than 7 days.
How long does DPD take from UK to Ireland?
Delivery within 2 working days.
With DPD parcel collection our couriers come to a specific location, chosen by you, to pick up a parcel before taking it back to the depot to be sorted then sent on to the recipient. Parcel collection services are ever popular, as they give freedom to the sender to get on with their day uninterrupted.
Who owns DPD Ireland?
La Poste
DPD are one of Europe's leading parcel groups and are wholly owned by France's La Poste, the second largest postal group in Europe.
Is DPD owned by DHL?
DHL Express and DHL Parcel (also known as DHL eCommerce) are separate companies that are both owned by the same parent company: Deutsche Post DHL Group. Each company provides its own set of services.
DPD delivery takes 1-2 working days for UK deliveries and as little as 2-4 working days for international destinations*, such as the USA.
Do DPD deliver on weekends?
Saturday & Sunday Delivery Extend the working week with by 10:30, by 12 or next day delivery on Saturdays, and our Sunday Service is an industry-first, nationwide Sunday service.
Under the new service, shoppers placing online orders will be able to select where they want DPD parcels delivered to, and if they are located near a Post Office which is included in the roll-out, they will be able to select this option.17-Aug-2021
Does DPD work on Sunday?
DPD's delivery operation will run between 9am and 5pm on Sundays, with our network of 52 nationwide depots also being open during these times.
To track your parcel, you'll first need to enter your DPD reference or tracking number into the box below, and click 'Track This Parcel'. If you are unsure of your order number, you can find it on your booking confirmation email.
Where is my DPD parcel now?
You can check on the shipping status of your parcel by simply entering the parcel label number or reference number. Track your parcel live and see when we'll be ringing your doorbell. Right down to the last 30 minutes! In addition, myDPD or our app enable you to redirect parcels and register your delivery preferences.
With every delivery of a parcel via DPD, the driver asks for a signature for receipt. This is a standard service of DPD and therefore without any extra costs.
How do I know if a DPD text is genuine?
A fake text can be identified by the following characteristics: Poor language - look out for badly written sentences with spelling and grammatical errors. Lack of a personal salutation - you will be addressed as 'Dear Customer' or 'Dear Sir/Madam'
Dependent personality disorder (DPD) is a type of anxious personality disorder. People with DPD often feel helpless, submissive or incapable of taking care of themselves.30-Nov-2020
Can I track a DPD delivery with postcode?
Alternatively just click on the link in your email or SMS, or if you've had a 'sorry we missed you' card, you'll find the number beside the barcode. Enter your reference number and postcode on this page to track your parcel.
How do I contact DPD Ireland?