Worst idea for a company ever Worst idea for a company ever. They do not pay any shipping company to use them, they just try and force them to use it. Therefore, UPS, FedEx or USPS will either take no photos or take photos that doesn't show the shipping label so you have no idea what the package is. Now, I don't even receive any photos. Luxer refuses to rectify the situation and states their only job is to host the check-in iPad.

Disgusting operations and customer/help… Disgusting operations and customer/help desk 'support'. Missing UPS pkg claimed was delivered but UPS never scanned it in so it's UPS vs Luxor only I am paying the price. I placed multiple messages/ emails/phone calls/IMs while they claim to be online -- all went ignored. I followed up aggressively and they then submit a FAKE help desk ticket. Who the hell is running that company because they suck too!

Works for the most part, confusing faulty system for couriers make this riddled with issues Works for the most part, but yes the couriers all don’t give a crap about following Luxer’s protocols for assigning correct lockers. I have an error happen at least once a week where they incorrectly assign my package to the wrong locker etc. Very annoying, but at least the customer service agents are live via chat 24/7

Returns system is faulty Returns system is faulty. I dropped off a product in their locker for return to Amazon. LuxerOne gave me no way to provide the return label. They passed the package on to UPS without receiving a tracking number from UPS. Now neither company (UPS nor LuxerOne) can find my package, and I've lost the entire value of it.

Worse 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".