Recently, there have been attempts by fraudsters to imitate the layout of DPD website. They try to make the site look realistic, even using links to our official website.Be careful! If you follow rule 4 of our Safety Recommendations, nothing can happen.
We only use our official domains to communicate with our customers: dpd.cz or dpd.com. We always send you emails from addresses ending in @dpd.cz or @dpd.com.
Recently, there have been attempts by fraudsters to imitate the layout of DPD website. They try to make the site look realistic, even using links to our official website.Be careful! If you follow rule 4 of our Safety Recommendations, nothing can happen.
We only use our official domains to communicate with our customers: dpd.cz or dpd.com. We always send you emails from addresses ending in @dpd.cz or @dpd.com.
We warn our customers about a new, increasingly common type of fraud, where branded goods are offered via the Facebook Marketplace, Instagram, bazos.cz and other sales platforms. The recipient receives unbranded or completely different goods with inadequate value. When the recipient subsequently tries to contact the sender, the user no longer exists on the sales platform or the sender blocks the recipient.
ALWAYS SHOP ONLY AT TRUSTED E-SHOPS!
Another new type of scam is sending fictitious COD parcels to random addresses. Fraudsters wait to see if the recipient of such a parcel will pay the COD.
NEVER PAY FOR ANYTHING YOU DIDN'T ORDER!
If you become a victim of such fraud, it is ALWAYS necessary to contact the Police of the Czech Republic to determine further action and report the fraud to our customer support - [email protected]
We would like to warn our customers about a new type of fraud where a fraudster tries to extort payment card details (including validity and CVV code, which then allows the card to be used extensively). The fraudulent communication uses DPD logos and abbreviations imitating official DPD sources, e.g. dpd.cz or dpd-cz. The communication takes place via the communication tool/application WhatsApp, from different phone numbers.
Currently, we record two types of fraudulent communication:
Examples of fraudulent communication can be found in the attached images below.
Direct Parcel Distribution CZ s.r.o. (DPD CZ) does not arrange the sale of goods or services for other entities and does not arrange any payment transactions, except for the delivery of goods on delivery and subsequent payment of the COD amount to the sender's account according to the sender's instructions. We never require payment information to be entered into unauthorized sources. We never request credit card numbers, CVV codes, etc. from our clients, either senders or receivers of shipments, in this way.
Direct Parcel Distribution CZ s.r.o. warns against fraudulent emails that pretend to be official messages sent by DPD that are delivered to various email addresses of both natural and legal persons. The email might be sent from various email addresses acting like DPD, but they are never sent from the dpd.cz or dpd.com domain. The domain itself is one of the very distinguishing features pointing to a fraud - phishing emails come from misused domains of other, usually foreign entities. A fraudulent email usually tries to put the addressee up to click on the link that redirects the parcel or orders another attempt of delivery. In the same time, it does not contain the number of the alleged parcel and, contrarily, there are grammatical mistakes or non-typical phrases in most cases, created as a result of automatic translation of foreign spam texts.
DPD never invites its clients or consignees to pay any additional fees for its standard services and never charges any of the three delivery attempts. All the official communication of DPD is carried out from the official company domains and via DPD applications. It is always provided with a clear and right identification of the DPD company. If you come across of a similar suspicious email, we recommend you NOT to REACT in any way to it, NOT to PAY anything and NOT to CLICK on any links it contains. Simultaneously, we would like to ask you to contact our customer service at its real email address: [email protected] (and include the fraudulent email). Our own domains are secured against misuse, as well as personal data we manage. Thank you for being cautious.
Examples of fraudulent communication you can find on the pictures bellow.
Direct Parcel Distribution CZ s.r.o. (DPD CZ) does not arrange the sale of goods or services for other entities and does not arrange any payment transactions, except for the delivery of goods on delivery and subsequent payment of the COD amount to the sender's account according to the sender's instructions. We never require payment information to be entered into unauthorized sources. We never request credit card numbers, CVV codes, etc. from our clients, either senders or receivers of shipments, in this way.
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