DHL woes


Does anyone know what DHL stands for? I think the D is for Delinquent and the L for Late.

I know that in life one has to prepare for any eventuality but this takes the cake. My most recent experience with this courier service sees me still waiting for a very important package to be delivered. This package should have taken two (2) days, it's eight (8) days and counting. It's amazing how some companies remain in business!

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  1. WiZ10:45 AM

    oh henry. dont you think its partially your fault. i mean you sound like this has happened before and yet you still went with them. if however this is your first bad experience with them, then i'm sorry for your pain.

    all and all, let me leave you with this thought..."what can brown do for you?"

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