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Darby Holmes
May 27, 2026
Follow-up feedback from my previous review:
This took some digging and a few phone calls, but I was finally able to get the issue fixed. As I mentioned before, I had a large order shipped for a client — about 14 boxes, over $3,000 worth of inventory, and nearly $700 in shipping costs. I was told the tracking numbers would be emailed to me so I could easily forward them to my client. The email never came through, despite previous shipment emails working just fine.
I needed the tracking numbers digitally so my client could easily track her inventory without manually typing in 14 separate 18-digit tracking numbers. Initially the store couldn’t help, so I called corporate. That part was honestly really frustrating. A tracking company in 2026 should absolutely be able to resend or pull up an electronic copy of tracking numbers tied to a shipment, name, address, or phone number. Just because my email didn’t go through shouldn’t make it nearly impossible to access documentation for such a large order.
Luckily, Brad, the manager at the store I used, came to my rescue. He was incredibly kind on the phone, even though I was calling again and he knew it was going to be a hassle. I did happen to get a physical receipt (which I normally don’t do), so technically I had the tracking numbers and could have typed them in manually. But as a nursing mom with a newborn attached to me basically 24/7 plus four other little kids, it was just one of those first-world problems I really didn’t want to do that after paying $700 for shipping and digital convenience.
Brad figured out a workaround despite the limitations of corporate’s system. He had the barcodes reprinted, scanned them, and manually emailed everything to me. I really appreciated the extra effort.
I also have to mention Daniel again, the associate who graciously helped me right at closing time. He was fantastic and honestly doubled as my therapist after a long, frustrating day.
And yes, the irony is not lost on me that this review probably has more characters in it than the 14 tracking numbers I could’ve manually typed in myself. At some point it became more about the principle of getting the service I paid for, otherwise I would have just used USPS — apparently I was feeling stubborn that day.
All this to say: Brad and Daniel were great. Corporate was not. Their systems seriously need updating so digital receipts and tracking information are easier for customers to access and resend when issues happen.