I needed to send my wireless hotspot into Cricket Wireless for a warranty issue. Following directions from Cricket Wireless, I took the back off of the hotspot, I removed the battery, I took out the SIM card and I placed EVERYTHING into a plastic bag, (including my receipt for my last payment). I happily waited in the line at the UPS store on East Kearney for approximately 5 to 10 minutes. When it was my turn, I pulled out the receipt with the main component to the hotspot and gave it to her. I explained what they had told me and that I had a code to give her to make sure everything was done promptly. She immediately looked frustrated with me and grabbed the entire bag out of my hand, starting to check it all out and it appeared she was putting it back together. I asked about this and told her I apologize for any inconvenience, I was just following direct orders and showed her on the same paper as code where I had written down the instructions. She said I don't know why they told you to do that because I'm supposed to check it all to make sure there's no scratches on it. She takes all of the components to the other side of her computer and starts wiping them down to make sure that there are not scratches. She then says everythings fine and starts processing my return for warranty. Everytime I reminded her about the code they had given me, she ignored me. At one point, I finally set The Code by her computer on the other side of the counter and she acted like the piece of paper was in her way. I then picked up the piece of paper and said I apologize I was just told it was extremely important to get you this number. She told me that she's not sure why they told me that because she never needs that number and AT&T does it also and it's a waste of time. I took the receipt and paperwork she gave me for the shipping process and my paper that had the code/instructions on it and I walked out the door mumbling to myself, (possibly louder than I thought), I was going to try to get a job here because I love customer service, I'm great at customer service and I love being able to move around at a job but if they treat people like this then I don't think that's a good idea. Most of that was said while I was already almost to my car. I went straight to my house and started doing what I could do from my phone for my current job search. Exactly two days later, I am for the first time since the incident, leaving the house and I see my new Cricket Moxie hotspot at my side door. I thought yay oh my, I'm so excited and then I thought oh no, where's my plastic bag. I started searching my car for and then my house. When all of that was to no avail, I decided to sit down and meditate to retrace my steps. When I did this, all came back to my mind and I realized, I never got my plastic bag back from UPS. Now, I have internet that is already paid for but I do not have a SIM card. I have called the store and the girl that is working now seemed confused on what to do in this situation. I explained to her that it is imperative I get this, I am a single mother with virtually zero money and the need for a job interview coming up via the Internet. She ,again, acted confused. I offered to give her my phone number and asked her to talk to her co-workers and possibly management about looking at cameras to see where it went. She informed me at one point that they did not have a designated lost and found, that she has not seen anything and she hopes they didn't throw it away. I explained I didn't have the money to replace it and it needs to be done and ask her again about the cameras. She said hopefully somebody would be calling me back and I have heard from no one. This is an actual emergency to me. Like a physical emergency that will place me homeless and with zero food. I am extremely upset that they would take approximately $100 out of my pocket and not give a crap or a second thought about it. Not only was their customer service not up to par, (according to my standards as an excellent customer service provider), but when it comes to their actions and ability to deal with the public, (like have a lost and found like any establishment that has public base should), they are inadequate at best and detrimental at worst. Sadly, I know this post will not help me recover the potential job losses and unemployment losses I will undoubtedly have. I know it wont to help me to recover the loss of respect that I received from this establishment. However, maybe people will read this post and know to go to a different UPS Store so they can be treated with the respect they deserve and so that they know their items, (purposely left or not), will be taken care of as if it was the staffs own personal items. Hopefully, some of this will make it mandatory for them to have a lost and found safe that only management and assistant management knows the code to. Hopefully, this will ensure that no one else ever feels as desperately hopless and panicked as I do now read more