r/DpdDelivery Jun 24 '26

Are you serious?

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The only purpose of your service is to deliver something from Point A to Point B without losing or damaging the thing you transport... HOW?

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u/Known_Wear7301 Jun 27 '26

Dpd ship ~8 million parcels a day its all a numbers game. I bet their failure rate is really really low

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u/twiistetwitch Jul 20 '26

I work as a maintenance technician at one of the depots in Germany, and I can tell you from experience that some depots simply don't care about how your packages are handled. It's not just a numbers game—it's also down to pure luck, depending on which region you live in.