Never open or follow messages from unknown senders.
Unfortunately, there are always scam emails in circulation. Unfortunately, the scammers use various email addresses as senders, here are some examples (not exhaustive): [email protected]. / [email protected] / [email protected]. / [email protected].
This email refers to allegedly outstanding customs duties which are supposed to be paid by means of a paysafecard. This is a scam! DPD does not send invoices by email. After receiving your parcel, you will receive an official invoice from DPD which will show the value added tax.ble) and do not follow the instructions regarding the paysafecard.
There have also been fraud attempts via SMS. Such an SMS could look like the following example:
Dear customer, Please check your invoice from DPD: https:/bit.ly/...
Again, please do not follow any instructions provided in such an SMS.
Please note that currently also via the social network Facebook scammers are trying to deceive you. In most cases, the scam takes the form of private messages to the Facebook user in which an attempt is made to demand a sum of money for an alleged courier insurance policy in the amount of, for example, 50 euros. This amount is then to be transferred accordingly by cash shipment. These messages have no reference to DPD Switzerland and are for this reason once again a scam that is currently increasingly in circulation.
Furthermore, fraud attempts via Marketplace have also been registered. Here, a DPD pick-up service is offered for a fee.
If you receive such a message via Facebook, we urge you to report it directly to Facebook and not to follow the instructions via private message.
The worldwide threat situation of the log4j security hole does not stop in front of us. We act according to the latest solution proposals of the software suppliers. This concerns in particular the implementation of possible immediate measures, with the subsequent implementation of appropriate patches. All systems are actively monitored and adjusted according to the current state of knowledge.
Under no circumstances will DPD Switzerland accept liability for damage resulting from the unauthorised use of our name or brand. This goes for fraudulent requests for payment in particular. If you have any questions or information, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time.
E-Mails have recently been in circulation that, seemingly in the name of DPD, invite the user to download invoices in CSV format or ask the user to pay transport costs and contain a link to a different website.
Important: DPD would like to make it expressly clear that this is misuse of the DPD brand and is attempted fraud. Under no circumstances should you click on such links. DPD accepts absolutely no liability for any damage resulting from such attempts at fraud.
Phishing E-Mails are E-Mails in which fraudsters attempt to gain access to sensitive, confidential data (e.g. log-in details) belonging to unsuspecting Internet users.
If possible, forward the original E-Mail as an attachment. This preserves all of the information about the original sender. You should then delete the E-Mail to make it impossible to fall into the trap.
By reporting phishing attempts, you are helping to protect other Internet users. The phishing site can be taken down more quickly with your help. This prevents recipients of e-mails from being able to enter their data and makes it less likely that the fraudsters will succeed.
If you would like to report a security issue, you can do so by E-Mail CERT LA POSTE with the following subject line: [SECURITY-ALERT].
If you do not have specific information about a bug bounty programme regarding this website, our websites do not usually have a specific bug bounty programme. However, you can still contact us to help make the Internet a safer place.
Contact: https://www.trusted-introducer.org/directory/teams/cert-la-poste.html
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