apparently my package has to be sent to the other side of the continent because rules
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As a German i never expected there to be DHL outside of Germany. Inside of Germany i would say its the best option(fastest(except Amazon) and most reliable, probably 1-2€ more expensive) over ups, dpd, hermes and amazon.
Especially Amazon, we thrown you package on the street, ringed at some random bell in the street and drove away. (But they probably still do more than they are paid for, lol.)
Best thing about DHL is that I can just direct it to a package locker nearby and pick it up from there within a week. None of that being at home when the package arrives garbage, and I get a reason to leave the house and go for a walk.
True! I have a permanent redirection and the locker is on my daily way.
lol this is just how package delivery works in sweden, unless it's a tiny envelope-sized package in which case it goes to your mailbox which is effectively just a tiny unlocked package locker.