I called Sue with an office concierge request from London, as she popped up on Google under a…read moresearch for errand services. I had called her to request her going to Walgreens to pick up some Paypal prepaid cards for my new-hires, and me being overseas it would be impossible to accomplish that from here, or get them paid. Sue said she could do it "tomorrow" as I explained it was rather urgent and I offered to pay a premium for it. Sue cordially agreed that it was fine and that she would send me a link to pay by Paypal. Well I went to bed knowing I had secured help, and that I needn't look further for a stateside concierge to get them to me. Bottom line, I woke up the next day expecting to find the Paypal link to pay her, and instead get an email sent hours later by her that she would like to inquire more about my company and what did we do, where were we from, etc. At this point I knew her "promise" to help was worthless, but I played along anyway, describing our certified translation services and remote workers who get paid by Paypal, hoping I could 'reinstate' her offer by pleasing her investigative tendencies and suspiciousness. After my prompt reply I did get a response that she was 'too busy' to do it for us, and told us all 'good luck'. I reiterated to her that when a concierge service or any critical service for that matter agrees on a project or service and that people are counting on them, it is important to fulfill the tasks agreed upon, especially when knowing you are dealing with a customer in a bind so to speak. So, we were lied to, counted on her falsely and had to make last minute arrangements elsewhere costing us another day, and our employees an additional three days due to the approaching weekend. Definately avoid this errand service if you plan to count on someone. Secondly, dealing with suspicous people who ask questions about you and your company during the time they were to be accomplishing your task and only after confirming an appointment is just the opposite of trustworthy or reliable. Sorry Sue- but companies in need of a concierge have to look elsewhere for reliability. Good luck-

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