Transcorp - DIC

Transcorp - DIC

Dubai South

Transcorp - DIC is a logistics service in Dubai South, handling shipments and warehouse-related delivery work. Reviews point to two distinct experiences: some customers praise quick parcel delivery and professional furniture or appliance delivery and assembly, while many others report delays, tracking problems and weak follow-up.

Reputation Score
3.2
★★★☆☆
156 ratings
5★
51%
4★
4%
3★
3%
2★
2%
1★
40%

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The Good Stuff

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Assembly

Customers praise delivery and assembly work for electronic appliances and furniture.

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Polite Agents

One customer described the delivery agent as very good and polite.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Confirm Address. Before dispatch, reconfirm the full address and contact details; one customer received a wrong-address update despite using the same address for over a year.

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Allow Buffer. Do not rely on this courier for urgent deliveries: one Abu Dhabi-to-Sharjah shipment took five days after repeated promised time windows.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Warehouse No 01R, 02R, 03R, 04R SAIH SHUAIB 2 - 531
Saih Shuaib 2, Dubai
Mon12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tue12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wed12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thu12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Fri12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Missing Parcels

Some shipments were marked delivered even though customers say they never received them.

Warehouse Delays

Multiple reviewers describe parcels sitting in the warehouse for days or weeks without delivery.

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The Bottom Line

Transcorp - DIC is a logistics service in Dubai South for shipments and warehouse-related delivery work. The reviews mention ordinary parcel delivery, furniture and electronic-appliance delivery with assembly, and business shipment handling. A few customers describe fast results: one Temu parcel arrived within two days of reaching Dubai, while another reviewer praised prompt furniture assembly.

The bigger pattern is uneven reliability. Customers report parcels held in the warehouse for five days, a week or longer, repeated rescheduling, and shipments marked delivered when they were not received. Tracking is also questioned: one order changed from “out for delivery” to “wrong address” even though the customer said the address had worked for more than a year.

Call-centre follow-up is a recurring frustration, with repeated promises to inform the team but few clear updates. If timing matters, build in a generous buffer and keep screenshots of tracking and call records. Confirm the address and delivery window directly, and ask about warehouse collection if the parcel is stuck.

Be especially careful with supplements or other heat-sensitive goods, and insist on a proper handover rather than accepting a package left outside. 75 aed duty charge, described alongside an admin-charge dispute.

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