Caranica wrote: » To give them their credit I had something arrive in NI Monday, checked in in Dublin Tuesday morning and in my locker by Tuesday lunchtime. In all my years using them I've never had service like that.
sheepsh4gger wrote: » It's near to impossible from my experience. All you can do is log a support ticket through their website (it's a skin on the ZenDesk ticketing system many companies use). Then eventually, after a month they will reply by email.
sheepsh4gger wrote: » Especially that your phone number is printed on the Parcel Motel label... I only get things delivered to the official parcel lockers at petrol stations, this makes everything simple and predictable. Recently I had to buy a house appliance, it was classified as an oversized item but it fit in a locker OK.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Finally got through to them today. I had 5 oversized parcels paid for and was waiting over a week for them. Their excuse...there was no Eircode on my account and the drivers didn’t no my area( a numbered house In an estate). I’ve had dozens of parcels delivered by them before. So I asked” you’re telling me my parcel will get delivered only if by luck I get the driver that knows the area? Why wast I contacted about my Eircode if there was any confusion?” Imbiciles
Dtp1979 wrote: » Has anybody had any luck getting trough to an actual human on the phone? Id swear they leave the phones unattended when the pressure is on,just because they couldn’t be arsed answering to deal with the hassle
Sophie Howling Phone wrote: » Thanks lads. Fingers crossed it doesn't get lost. Sent in a "Find my parcel" request just in case
Sophie Howling Phone wrote: » My package was marked "delivered" this morning by the first delivery service, so delivered to PM. Haven't received any word yet from PM. Is it normal that you hear nothing until it arrives in the actual local locker? Or should it already be in my account online ?
midletonian2 wrote: » Have a parcel stuck (1 of 4) in Dublin since middle of October . Have contacted PM 11 time over 6 working days and have got precisely nowhere. Appalling customer service . Won’t be using anymore. I have used them over 600 times over the years and this has been the worst experience by far . Tried contacting UPS the new parent co and Nightline (the old) but they could do no more than email which I have done already. Have had to buy the same item again which has been delivered by other means over a week now . 3 of the items made it Cork but number 4 not a hope. You can imagine the level of frustration
spix wrote: » Is there a signature on the tracking? If not they will cause a fuss and claim they never received the parcel even if it says delivered.
magoo84 wrote: » PM are absolutely hopeless. I stopped using them last June when they lost two parcels on me. They treat their customers with absolute contempt. If your parcel goes missing, it's all on you to do the chasing, there is zero proactive customer support. After two weeks of ringing and emailing, they came back to me and said that they thought one of the parcels arrived opened. They were either lying or saw an open parcel and didn't feel the need to contact me. Avoid avoid avoid.
mr.sensible wrote: » Yes, DHL delivered to the NI address early on Friday morning (7am). The parcel hasn’t been logged in the Parcel Motel system yet, I registered on the expected delivery section on Saturday in case the PM number wasn’t on the slip, no acknowledgement or update since. Not great service at all.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Anybody else having terrible trouble trying to contact parcel motel?
coylemj wrote: » That may be the case, it doesn't address my point which is that if PM was operating on 'wafer thin margins' as you claim then UPS would have either closed it down or jacked up the prices. You imply that PM is a 'nice add-on'. I don't think that's how a company like UPS sees it. It either delivers a return on investment (via a decent profit margin) or it gets shut down. You cannot compare PM to a late-night pub. Very few people would collect from PM collection points in the early hours so there is no comparison. A pub has a set customer capacity, they can jack up prices when demand exceeds supply. Lots of office parties means that restaurants can jack up their prices for evening dinner in December. PM doesn't operate to the same economic model.