Jessica Collyer
GBMissing package I shipped a package to Mexico, but it was stuck at the border with customs. I contacted DHL to release it to return home, and it was returned to PackageHopper, not me. DHL didn't have my information so they couldn't tell me the destination where they delivered it. So I have a missing package and I hope packagehopper finds it and sends it back since it didn't reach it's destination Update… I was notified that Packagehopper uses their address as a return address for all international shipments, hence DHL couldn’t return it to my address. I had to pay again to have it shipped from Packagehopper to my house. They asked me to purchase a return shipping label with my address from UPS or USPS. It is now on its way, after more money. DHL was willing to return the package to its original sender, but they didn’t have that information to fulfill my request.
GPK Company, LLC
GBPackage Hopper On 7-17-22 & 7-18-22, Access USA without notice began withdrawing the following UNAUTHORIZED amounts from my Package Hopper shipping account; $599.99, $599.99, $599.99, $303.20, $303.20. Perhaps these are the amounts the insurance claim would have been given to me, however these amounts were being withdrawn from my bank account via PayPal. I had to block Access USA’s access to my PayPal account and delete payment info on my Package Hopper online account, to prevent further withdrawals. History: 3/23/22 I paid Package Hopper / Access USA / myus (all same entity) a total of $497.82 to ship 3 packages to Ghana, Africa. Package Hopper shipped these via FedEx, tracking #s 271192171567, 271192657280, 271193043917. FedEx has refused to release packages to recipient due to ‘fraud’, citing that the account # is invalid. I requested myus to pay FedEx, since I paid them. Or; reimburse me, since all 3 shipments were fully insured. PH has refused to rectify this situation. All packages still sit in Ghana in FedEx’s office.
Petra
GBI was skeptical, and then OVERJOYED I read reviews here, and understandably, I was skeptical. 50% of the reviews were bad 50% were good. The good reviews were shorter; the negative reviews were more detailed. USPS is not delivering mail from USA TO NZ. My daughter is a marathon open-water swimmer and needed Carbopro and some swim goggles that she can’t get there. I looked at shipping rates with DHL, UPS, and FedEx on their sites. My package would cost between $200-260?!? Package hopper was $65?!?! I threw the dice, followed the instructions, took my package to a FedEx store. They gave me a pouch, asked if I needed a receipt, (said yes), and crossed my fingers. I shipped it 3-5 business days. Dropped it on a Thursday, it was at my daughter’s on the following Wednesday! Exactly as indicated (5 business days). I’m sending a second package today. Will let you all know
Patrick Nelson
GBStuck at customs with a $600 fee I shipped a new laptop to Colombia for an employee's home office. The laptop arrived in Bogota but has been held at customs. Talking to FedEx, they say there is a $600 fee that needs to be paid to release the shipment and they will need to use another carrier because FedEx doesn't ship to the town I need. I've tried for a week to reach someone at PackageHopper but their website chat is unavailable and they are no longer answering their texts on WhatsApp. I've reached out to the parent company, MyUS, and they have said they forwarded my request to PackageHopper and I'll receive an email. After a week and three different requests I still have heard nothing.
Collin L.
GBService has gone down hill, missing items. Service used to be great! Dropped of directly to FedEx, arrived in Australia in 3 days! No better prices… and then…after about 8 months where they could not ship to Australia the service came back far more expensive, slower shipping, and an undisclosed shipping company. Short version; our package was opened and repackaged by package hopper (no clue why, we’ve packed before just fine) and a few items went missing. PackageHopper says they didn’t see it. So stuck with a He said she said limbo. Lost more goods than what we saved.