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The UPS Store

2.0 (4 reviews)
Open • 8:30 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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The UPS Store

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I understand why they have a 5 star rating. Great attitude by the employees and very fast and…read moreprofessional will definitely use them again.

Yesterday afternoon (September 22), I visited the UPS Store located at 1659 Highway 120 in…read moreMcDonough a little after 6PM to pick up shoes I had ordered. This location was selected as my access point for the package. I informed the gentleman at the counter to let him know I was there for a package pick up and of course, He went to search for the package. After a few attempts, he returned to inform me that they did not have the package. I presented all the shipping information, and he came back twice, reiterating that they couldn't locate it; However, during his last search, he brought out a package marked "HOLD," stating there would be a $5 fee to receive it. I was confused by this charge, so I asked him to tell me why I would have to pay $5 for a package I had already paid to have delivered. He explained that it was their policy because the company that sent it (Nike) did not code it as an access point. I questioned the relevance of this and I requested the release of my package. He then asked another representative to explain that since the vendor did not code the label correctly, I would be required to pay the $5. Additionally, there was another customer experiencing another issue at that same time. A gentleman behind me offered to pay the fee, but I explained that it wasn't about the money; I simply needed clarification on the policy. I inquired about where I could view this policy online or on the receipt, but the information was not communicated clearly. I then requested to speak with the manager. He mentioned he would contact the owner, which I thought was a better option. There was also a young lady present whose behavior was quite disturbing. She mumbled comments about me to other customers, prompting me to address her behavior, but she seemed unconcerned. I noticed she locked the doors at 6:23 PM, even though the store was supposed to remain open until 6:30 PM, preventing other customers from entering. After the owner was contacted, I'm not sure what was discussed, but he instructed the staff to give me the package. My concern is this: if there's no standard operating procedure (SOP) and this information isn't part of UPS policy, how many customers are being charged $5 without questioning it? This issue should be addressed with the vendor, not the consumer. The experience was quite embarrassing for me as a customer, and it raises the question of whether such practices are acceptable. Taking advantage of customers is not appropriate. If this is indeed the policy, it should be made visible so customers can address it with the vendor they purchased from. I strongly recommend immediate training for employees on policies, procedures, and customer relations. I have a photo of a handwritten message to hold; however I cannot upload.

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