Is There a DPD Scam Text Smishing Campaign? Scamming - Fraud 0 0 4 0 Apr 29, 2026 2026-04-29T12:03:32-05:00 Apr 29, 2026 2026-04-29T12:11:48-05:00 Online Threat Alerts (OTA) Yes, there are active, widespread phishing scams (smishing) impersonating DPD. These texts claim a failed delivery and ask you to click a link to pay a fee or update details, often using phrases like "we tried to deliver your package" to steal personal information or financial data. About the ScamFake Links: The link does not go to the official dpd.com site.Urgent Action: Creates pressure to act fast to avoid the parcel being returned.Request for Payment: Asks for a fee for re-delivery, which DPD does not do.Unusual Sender: Often comes from a mobile number or a foreign domain.Protect YourselfDo Not Click: Avoid clicking links or replying to the message.Report It: Forward the suspicious text to 7726 (a free service in the UK) or report it to your local cyber security center.Verify Independently: Go directly to the official DPD website or app to track your parcel, as advised by the DPD official phishing warning.Signs of a Fake Message:Messages may include poor spelling, unusual greetings, or a missing DPD logo. If you are not expecting a parcel, ignore it immediately.