I stopped by this location to drop off two identical Amazon return packages. When I arrived, I went inside to ask for a dolly, and the employee brought one out from the back—but didn’t offer any assistance beyond that.
Once I got everything inside and he scanned my QR code, he told me it only covered one label and that I would need to contact Amazon for a second label since I had two boxes. Since I was short on time, I asked if I could simply tape the boxes together as they weren't large. He said I could, but I’d need to purchase the tape and do it myself. I paid for the tape and started combining the boxes, but with limited counter space, it took some time to get everything secure.
During this entire process, I was initially the only customer in the store, yet no help was offered. As I was finishing up, several customers came and went, and another employee briefly came out from the back - not to assist, but to point out how I should be utilizing the tape.
I understand there may be limitations on what employees can do, but the lack of basic assistance, especially when the store wasn’t busy, created a really poor customer experience. It gave the impression that helping customers wasn’t a priority, which reflects poorly on the store overall.
If Amazon didn’t require this drop-off location, I would have chosen a different shipping provider.