Ghastly corporate bumblef..k!!!
I am trying to return a Temu package.
Shouldn't this be simple?
My Temu return label told me to go on the Neighbour Express website to find the dropoff locations nearest to me.
On this website I was provided with a horrible little map with 3 spots. When clicked these spots revealed merely the address of the 3 nearest dropoff points. No business name, no contacts, phone or email!!!
Unbelievable to the n'th degree!!!
I tried to stay calm... did some yoga and deep breathing.
Then I looked up these addresses on Google maps. These addresses were in the suburbs. No businesses around. Go figure!!
Called Neighbour Express central office in Toronto repeatedly but was immediately cut off on each attempt. Took a blood pressure pill.
I tried calling some post offices near me.
None of them accept Neighbour Express dropoffs. I learned online that some Staples accept Neighbour Express dropoffs, but not all. Nobody knows which Staples do accept Neighbour Express dropoffs. This sacred information must be etched on a golden tablet, unavaliable to common mortals...
I must confess that that I am truly impressed to have found a company so intent on driving itself so thoroughly into the ground. Congratulations Neighbour Express for such spectacular incompetence!!!