Like a persistent door‑to‑door salesman that never takes a hint, this number shows up again and again pushing DHL‑branded offers. The pattern of unsolicited pitches, especially targeting seniors with vague shipping requests, signals a classic telemarketing scam rather than a genuine logistics firm. Hang up immediately if you didn't initiate contact, and never share personal or payment info. Block the caller, report it to your carrier and to consumer protection agencies, and inform friends who might be vulnerable. A quick online search can verify official DHL numbers—if the call deviates, treat it as fraud.
When I called back, the answerphone said it was the DHL office, but I'm still not convinced it's legitimate, and they've called again since.
Given my age and financial situation, it is evident that the company did not research their targets, as they attempted to persuade me to send furniture to India, and upon refusal, the representative became extremely rude and aggressive.
Silent call again—nothing but a ringtone and no follow‑up, quite frustrating.
The number is recognized as belonging to DHL Express
Generally, the lack of ratings for this number on internet resouces is a posistive sign, or so it seems. Somebody must have experiance with this particuliar number, perhaps they can share their storys. I've also tryed searching for this number in different formats, but havent had much luck yet.
This number is identified as the sales line for DHL Express, a legitimate company.
Silent call again; just a ring and nothing else, likely a misdial.