Inconvenient. Open running credit card. Room not secure My experience is not favorable, unfortunately. I live in an apartment complex that requires me to use this service, which I am not a fan of. Ok so I pay the sign up fee $15, which activates the account, remove my credit card no, and the account becomes disabled. System requires you leave the card open for them to charge. (Learned my lesson from Uber on that) I get notified if I have a package but either have to go to the office or re-enter my credit card info each time. That’s an inconvenience not a service (I want a part of). Personally I’d like my Amazon at my door or in a Dropbox I can access without my credit card info. I also would point out that the door is not locked , there are packages scattered on the floors where anyone could grab what they want. That kinda defeats the purpose. Biggest problem is the company is depending upon the delivery people to do something for them, for free by the way. Heads up those Fed Ex, Amazon, and USPS delivery personnel don’t care what the address label says, (ie front porch delivery, side door) what makes you think they are going to do this the way you have planned. Great idea/concept but should not be forced upon anyone.

Fix the Lockers The Package Concierge lockers are great when they work. The set up in my building hasn't been usable for over 3 weeks so if packages are received in our leasing office, we can only retrieve them between 9 - 5 M-F.

the screen never works the screen never works, its a miracle if you touch it and it actually responds in any way. ive been trying multiple times a day to get a package of mine thats been stuck in there for four days and not once has it actually responded to my touch. the apartment says they cant help me and ive never hated a stupid metal box more.

Provides no value About 50/50 as to whether a package is actually left in a locker vs. in front of your door or in a giant pile next to the lockers. I've also had multiple experiences during which the locker is jammed shut and you can't open it. Simply an unhelpful product that's not worth any money.

Absolutely Not This thing is terrible. On multiple occasions, my roommates medication has been sent to my locker that she can’t access. My friend in the same complex purposely didn’t sign up for package concierge because of the bad reviews and has had her insulin locked in a random locker anyway that she doesn’t have access to. When she’s tried to contact customer support about it, they’ve been very rude. And sometimes I’ll get a text saying I have a package when I don’t, or I won’t get a text about a package I actually have. This thing is glitchy and very unreliable and I wouldn’t recommend.