Renan Knippelberg
BRIt's easy, safe and helpful. It's services works pretty well, an It's a helping hand to avoid paying exorbitant international shipping taxes, especially in countries like Brazil, where you are pay more then the double on most products. The app interface could be better on the matter of the chat. You have the possibility to choose where to meet with the deliveryman, so aways choose somewhere that you feel safe to be, and aways with a lot of people.
Ezequiel Aris
ARGrabr delivers. It works. It does what it claims to do. There's not too much to say, because it's not a very complex concept: if you're travelling from A to B, Grabr shows you people who want something from A brought to B close to the time you're travelling. You buy it for them, they pay a small fee to you and a comission to Grabr, you deliver the item, and that's it. It's just that Grabr manages to keep it safe, simple and fast. I'm always on the buyer's end, and never had a problem.
Javier Sarlo
ARIt is the alternative to buying locally It is the alternative to buying locally. Although some travelers charge much more than suggested (up to triple or more), it is a good option. I would look for travelers to try to get closer to the value suggested by Grabr.
Fernando
ARLack of choice makes the platform to feel unsafe Finding a good offer is stressful, there're some travelers spamming the platform. And while they have good reputation, they also always overcharge, and there's no option to block them. Also after I selected a traveler, he canceled the operation and another one was assigned, instead of letting me choose (or at least confirm the new one). This made feel less safe. The platform is ok, but as the end user I don't feel like I have much choice on it. If I can't offer a reward to travelers, Grabr should at least establish limits to rewards. Like, paying 850 USD for a 450 USD item makes no sense.
Peter Carrasco
ARGreat app to buy Perfect communication with the traveler, altough I had an issue with the wallet funds.