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DPD Parcel Wizard - DPD Pickup

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,544 ✭✭✭Hogzy


    corkie wrote: »
    Warning issued over sneaky DPD courier text message scam

    Devious scammers are conning people out of their hard earned cash and also harvesting a slew of personal data from unwitting victims

    I got one of these texts today.

    In the last week I have gotten 3 scam texts, one purporting to be from AIB was incredibly real looking, so much so that it came up in the text message thread from their other messages. The scammers are getting so good at these.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 41 Fendy


    Did anyone get their PW credit refunded to them yet? Supposed to be end Jan but I didn't get mine yet. Only €3.85 but it's the principle that counts....

    I didn't get my refund yet either, and have not heard anything from Parcel Wizard about it.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 188 ✭✭migrant


    Fendy wrote: »
    I didn't get my refund yet either, and have not heard anything from Parcel Wizard about it.




    I have 3 x 3.85 credit with them. They've ignored every contact from me.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 40 xdark


    Same here outstanding balance still 7.70


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,108 ✭✭✭TheMilkyPirate


    Ordered a charger from UK last week (2nd) been sitting in DPD depot in Athlone since the 3rd. Can't see why it would be there for 5 days, is it possible they are trying to contact me to pay VAT and charges or is that done after delivery with DPD?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 664 ✭✭✭selfbuilder1


    I haven’t got the refund either. Has anyone had any luck getting the credit refunded.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,009 ✭✭✭✭Discodog


    If VAT is payable, on a purchase from the UK, can this be paid at a DPD pick up point like Supavalue ?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,378 ✭✭✭corkie


    Discodog wrote: »
    If VAT is payable, on a purchase from the UK, can this be paid at a DPD pick up point like Supavalue ?

    https://dpd.ie/Shipping/Brexit-Update-For-Consumers

    "For parcel recipients who are based in Republic of Ireland, VAT and customs duty will be applicable (depending on value of goods) when Britain exits the EU on 1st January if you are buying goods from GB. The Seller may collect the VAT and Duty from you prior to dispatch of goods. If they do not, then DPD will declare goods on your behalf and will collect duties and taxes from you in advance of delivery. "

    ++

    "Once your parcel has been received into our DPD Ireland hub, you'll receive a notification from us with an ETA for delivery.

    If VAT and/or duty is due on the order, we'll email and SMS you with a link for payment."

    ⓘ "At some point something inside me just clicked and I realized that I didn't have to deal with anyone's bullshit ever again."
    » “mundus sine caesaribus” «



  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,009 ✭✭✭✭Discodog


    So one has to register otherwise Dpd won't have contact details.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,378 ✭✭✭corkie


    Discodog wrote: »
    So one has to register otherwise Dpd won't have contact details.

    Or they get contact details from shipping label?

    Not sure I have a ParcelWizard account with them.
    https://www.dpdparcelwizard.ie/

    ⓘ "At some point something inside me just clicked and I realized that I didn't have to deal with anyone's bullshit ever again."
    » “mundus sine caesaribus” «



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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,221 ✭✭✭bobbysands81


    Do DPD deliver on Saturdays?

    Wexford area if it makes any difference.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,476 ✭✭✭Frank Grimes


    Do DPD deliver on Saturdays?

    Wexford area if it makes any difference.
    I was told they do (I'm in Dublin) when I phoned the depot yesterday evening. The package has been sitting in the depot, which isn't far from my house, since Thursday evening and still no word on whether they're coming today :(


  • Posts: 219 Elsa Short Vandal


    I'm waiting on a parcel shipped by DPD from Poland. It's in Veenendaal today - does anyone know how long it tends to take from there to Ireland?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,378 ✭✭✭corkie


    I'm waiting on a parcel shipped by DPD from Poland. It's in Veenendaal today - does anyone know how long it tends to take from there to Ireland?

    According to this https://www.dpd.com/nl/en/support/#looptijdencalculator
    4 days from Poland to Ireland. (but covid may cause delays?)
    3 Days from Netherlands

    ⓘ "At some point something inside me just clicked and I realized that I didn't have to deal with anyone's bullshit ever again."
    » “mundus sine caesaribus” «



  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 529 ✭✭✭waterfaerie


    I've had 5 parcels come through there in the last two months. They usually go to Oirschot after Veenendaal but not always.

    The time from the last scan in the Netherlands to the first scan in Ireland has been:

    parcel 1: 2 days
    parcel 2: 3 days
    parcel 3: 19 days ago now (dpd admitted it was lost 7 days after the last scan)
    parcel 4: 6 days
    parcel 5 (a replacement for parcel 3 ): 3 days

    They have mostly "arrived" in Ireland on a Sunday or Monday, regardless of when they were last scanned in the Netherlands so I wonder if they must have a boat going on a particular day over the weekend. My parcels 4 and 5 were last scanned in Oirschot 3 days apart but obviously came on the same boat as their first scans here were within an hour of each other.


  • Posts: 219 Elsa Short Vandal


    They have mostly "arrived" in Ireland on a Sunday or Monday, regardless of when they were last scanned in the Netherlands so I wonder if they must have a boat going on a particular day over the weekend. My parcels 4 and 5 were last scanned in Oirschot 3 days apart but obviously came on the same boat as their first scans here were within an hour of each other.

    Thanks, mine just scanned in Oirschot. Hoping I don't have to wait until next week for delivery.


  • Posts: 219 Elsa Short Vandal


    Just to close the loop.

    Collected from Poland on the 1st and was scanned in Oirschot on the 6th and then today scanned in Athlone. Should be delivered tomorrow.

    8 days all in but there was Good Friday and Easter Monday in the middle.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 536 ✭✭✭Shyboy


    My cousin in the UK sent me a parcel over a week ago and I noticed on 9th it was in Athlone, but moved no further.

    I contacted DPD today and they said as he did not supply any customs details, they cannot clear it and it will be returned back to the UK.

    I contacted my cousin who said he had to supply the customs details when booking, description of the goods, value and commodity code, so everything should be there?

    I have asked DPD if I can get this sorted without the package being returned, but I am going around in circles?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,787 ✭✭✭Padraig Mor


    Did anyone get their PW credit refunded to them yet? Supposed to be end Jan but I didn't get mine yet. Only €3.85 but it's the principle that counts....

    Just bumping this - no sign of my Parcel Wizard credit being refunded. Same for everyone?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 41 Fendy


    Just bumping this - no sign of my Parcel Wizard credit being refunded. Same for everyone?


    I didn't get my refund either and no reply from them when I asked about it.


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  • Posts: 390 [Deleted User]


    Has anyone else had a gift delivered from the UK with DPD since Brexit?

    The item is clearly marked on all the paperwork as a gift, DPD acknowledge its marked a gift but according to them its in their terms and conditions (I can't find it) that they charge VAT on everything coming from the UK now regardless of whether its a gift below the threshold or not. Feel like they're trying to pull a fast one on me and are sending me from pillar to post on it.

    Have contacted revenue to hear what they have to say about it as it was their website that my friend sending me the gift relied on for the threshold


  • Posts: 7,712 ✭✭✭ [Deleted User]


    Fendy wrote: »
    I didn't get my refund either and no reply from them when I asked about it.

    I asked about a month ago and they said it was coming but it never did. Wasn’t expecting much better in fairness.


  • Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 32,286 Mod ✭✭✭✭The_Conductor


    Quick question- hopefully someone knows the answer.
    I have tried the Revenue document- but can't find them answered.
    I thought second hand clothes were zero rated for VAT.
    I use a UK website to get vintage clothing the odd time- and got a horrendous VAT demand from DPD this morning.
    I have received a few parcels from the same company- but sent via Royal Mail / An Post in Jan/Feb/March- this is the first time using DPD and the first time I've gotten a weird VAT demand. Including charges- the VAT and charges come to almost 100% the value of the consignment (which is around EUR82 with a demand of EUR 78.76)

    I've gotten no where with DPD, the Revenue document, or elsewhere- and don't know whether to just refuse delivery, or whether there is a better alternate.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,133 ✭✭✭TomOnBoard


    Quick question- hopefully someone knows the answer.
    I have tried the Revenue document- but can't find them answered.
    I thought second hand clothes were zero rated for VAT.
    I use a UK website to get vintage clothing the odd time- and got a horrendous VAT demand from DPD this morning.
    I have received a few parcels from the same company- but sent via Royal Mail / An Post in Jan/Feb/March- this is the first time using DPD and the first time I've gotten a weird VAT demand. Including charges- the VAT and charges come to almost 100% the value of the consignment (which is around EUR82 with a demand of EUR 78.76)

    I've gotten no where with DPD, the Revenue document, or elsewhere- and don't know whether to just refuse delivery, or whether there is a better alternate.

    A few points:

    1. Unless they are children's clothing, all used clothing is liable to VAT on import.
    2. The VAT will be based on the total value, including the shipping cost.
    3. On top of that, DPD's clearance fees kick in, so a chunk of the €78.76 includes an amount for that.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭spix


    Shyboy wrote: »
    My cousin in the UK sent me a parcel over a week ago and I noticed on 9th it was in Athlone, but moved no further.

    I contacted DPD today and they said as he did not supply any customs details, they cannot clear it and it will be returned back to the UK.

    I contacted my cousin who said he had to supply the customs details when booking, description of the goods, value and commodity code, so everything should be there?

    I have asked DPD if I can get this sorted without the package being returned, but I am going around in circles?

    Did you get this sorted, think I may have run into a similar issue.
    Parcel was booked through parcel2go and had customs data entered.
    Used them twice last month without issue.. this one the tracking before arriving in Ahtlone looks different and got no email to pay custom charges like I did the other times.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭spix


    TomOnBoard wrote: »
    A few points:

    1. Unless they are children's clothing, all used clothing is liable to VAT on import.
    2. The VAT will be based on the total value, including the shipping cost.
    3. On top of that, DPD's clearance fees kick in, so a chunk of the €78.76 includes an amount for that.


    Their clearance fee is 5e
    For that amount of vat, they valued the parcel 250-300 euro, its waaaaay off.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭spix


    Quick question- hopefully someone knows the answer.
    I have tried the Revenue document- but can't find them answered.
    I thought second hand clothes were zero rated for VAT.
    I use a UK website to get vintage clothing the odd time- and got a horrendous VAT demand from DPD this morning.
    I have received a few parcels from the same company- but sent via Royal Mail / An Post in Jan/Feb/March- this is the first time using DPD and the first time I've gotten a weird VAT demand. Including charges- the VAT and charges come to almost 100% the value of the consignment (which is around EUR82 with a demand of EUR 78.76)

    I've gotten no where with DPD, the Revenue document, or elsewhere- and don't know whether to just refuse delivery, or whether there is a better alternate.

    Can you pm me the tracking number.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 532 ✭✭✭Turquoise Hexagon Sun


    Ordered an item via Currys coming from UK with DPD. It's cleared customs in Athlone already (pretty good given I ordered it on Sat). Just wondering does anyone have a good guestimate on time-frame from Athlone to Dublin. It's been "customs cleared" at around 06:00 today (Monday). Anyone else with experience of how long they got their product after?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭spix


    Shyboy wrote: »
    My cousin in the UK sent me a parcel over a week ago and I noticed on 9th it was in Athlone, but moved no further.

    I contacted DPD today and they said as he did not supply any customs details, they cannot clear it and it will be returned back to the UK.

    I contacted my cousin who said he had to supply the customs details when booking, description of the goods, value and commodity code, so everything should be there?

    I have asked DPD if I can get this sorted without the package being returned, but I am going around in circles?

    So it seems this is a recurring issue with DPD. My parcel is stuck in Athlone for 3 scans, but I done some investigating and found many parcels in my tracking number range have the same issue, even though they are from different origins in uk. There is 20 successive parcels with Zero mention of customs on their tracking, even so, 10 of them were delivered as if nothing was wrong whilst 10 are stuck in Athlone. I contacted DPD, like you, said lack of customs data, but I know the data was provided as was booked on parcel2go and had to provide customs data in order to book the parcel. I can see on the tracking compared to my other parcel2go parcel and other dpd tracking numbers, it is lacking any mention of customs and 'parcel has left the uk'. DPD did not process them properly before arriving in Ireland. Still, they released 10 of these parcels for delivery whilst kept others back even though it is their f up.



    1 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Amazon
    2 - 30th Athlone - Amazon
    3 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Unknown
    4 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - ishop247
    5 - Delivered - Amazon
    6 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Amazon
    7 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Amazon
    8 - Delivered - Amazon
    9 - Delivered - Brother
    10 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Amazon
    11 - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    12 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Parcel2Go
    13 - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    14 - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    15 - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    16 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Parcel2Go (MY PARCEL)
    17 - 29th/30th/2nd Athlone - Parcel2Go
    18 - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    19 - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    20 - Delivered - Parcel2Go


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭spix


    DPD fudging up loads of peoples parcels. Apparently no customs data but 100% parcel2go provide customs data whilst booking the parcel. Also Amazon charge irish vat+duty at checkout. 4 months after Brexit it seems DPD are still unable to process parcels properly. And this isn't a once off proven by the other complaint here recently. Definitely avoid using them for now.

    All these parcels are successive tracking numbers arriving from uk at pretty much the same time. None with any info regarding customs on the tracking like my other parcels from DPD which were delivered fine. 50% were still delivered and 50% held back.

    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Clarks
    - Delivered - Interparcel
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - FFX (Now returned to sender)
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Amazon
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Amazon
    - Delivered - Amazon
    - 29th/30th/4th Athlone - Amazon
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Amazon
    - 30th/3rd Athlone - Amazon (Now out for delivery)
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Unknown
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - ishop247 (Now returned to sender)
    - Delivered - Amazon
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Amazon
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Amazon (Now returned to sender)
    - Delivered - Amazon
    - Delivered - Brother
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Amazon (Now returned to sender)
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Parcel2Go
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Parcel2Go (MY PARCEL)
    - 29th/30th/3rd/4th Athlone - Parcel2Go
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go
    - Delivered - Parcel2Go


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