Fetch - If I could give a zero I would If I could give a zero, that would be the score. DO NOT let your building use Fetch. They lose packages frequently and then you spend an exorbitant amount of hours documenting proof of delivery, itemizing what was lost and then asked again and again and again to submit the proof. Building management does not help. Many of us feel we have a Bot communicating with us. I know that several people in my building are having a similar experience with packages saying they were delivered but they weren't. Sadly, it seems delivery people steal packages and the company doesn't do anything to resolve the situation.

I live in Mesa AZ I live in Mesa AZ. after moving in we were notified by the leasing office that they were forcing all tenants to pay for fetch. We don’t have to use it but we have to pay for it. For anyone thinking about moving into an apartment community PLEASE be aware of all the charges added in after your base rent. When I first moved in the extras were about $80 now they are over $200. These services like fetch are scams and the apartments that use them are getting kick backs.

extorsion this company with a few other snake oil sales people contract apartment complexes to buy into this idea of saving your packages from theft.....whats really going on is a money grab from fetch and the apartment communities to extort as much money as they possibly can from renters.....not giving renters a choice to opt out and forcing residents to pay up to 30$ dollars a month for a service they will never use is the scheme

it’s not a service when it makes getting your packages worse avoid. Package was scheduled to be delivered today, so we waited in. Agent claims to have attempted delivery but clearly is not being truthful as we were in all day. I contacted customer service (through online chat and have screen shots) and was told they would add it to the last delivery slot. Didn’t come again having now waited in all day and all evening. I don’t see the point in this “service” my advice is stick to an apartment building where Amazon delivers directly. This so called service is a dreadful.

Very very bad Wow. I couldn't agree more with the other reviews in this list. Fetch is an awful business model. Another level of complexity to the already complex logistics process. Fetch offers no plus for tenants, only a plus for management as they can wipe their hands and say "nothing to do with us, contact Fetch" Contacting Fetch is at best frustrating. The support they offer is slow and there is no live chat, no way to call (the number I was given by my management company is now invalid) and their attitude flippant. They treat every package as if it is a frivolous purchase not like it could be a credit card, an anniversary gift or perhaps medications. I would not move into another building that uses Fetch.