Christopher Ahrendt
GBThis company will just straight lie to… This company will just straight lie to you. I had a representative tell me they had reviewed the footage from the pick up of my package and they confirmed it was me.... Ended up that the property management had pulled the package and signed it as "MANAGEMENT" The manger is a female, I am a male. If she would have actually reviewed the footage and the delivery at all she would have known it was management. Just lied point blank
Unsatisfied Customer
GBLuxer one is a fraud company Luxer one is a fraud company. They provide no assistance. Their gadgets are horrible and broken. Most of the time their door will not open and then your packet will be lost. They will offer no assistance except telling that they will blame the property manager about the loss or the door of the mailbox not opening. They will not take any responsibilities and will provide no help. Forget about compensation for your loss. Luxer one is No.1 fraud company.
Allen Thomas
GBWorse than useless I've never been able to log into the app. Resetting the password does no good. Their customer service sent me an obviously AI-generated reply and when I persisted to get a human response they just told me to talk to my building management, who just said I was entered into the system correctly. Now I have to guess when I might have a package and search the messy room using a temporary code to enter...which anyone can do, so it's hardly "secure and convenient".
Toxic free customer
GBI gave them one star since I can’t give… I gave them one star since I can’t give them zero. It took them so long to get back the footage and the office was so disorganized from telling me that the footage didn’t exist when someone else told me prior the footage did exist. it’s been so long that the police won’t be looking into my report. It took Luxor approximately three weeks to get the footage to the office.
Lsf Bernier
GBWhat’s even the point of this service What’s even the point of this service? The delivery drivers never scan my packages into the system, so I can’t get into the package room as I never receive a code until I contact customer service. Why not just let tenants have a mailroom key like a normal building? It’s not like this service stops other residents from taking your package, they throw them all in the same room.