I visited the UPS Store to return a package, and my box wasn’t sealed yet because I needed to place the return receipt inside. I assumed the store would be able to tape it before processing the return, but the employee told me I needed to purchase tape to do so. It was a bit disappointing, as I expected that basic taping assistance would be part of the service. I hope the store might consider offering this small courtesy in the future to make the return process a bit smoother for customers.
Real disappointed about the customer service
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rasool qaderi
Oct 25, 2025
We come here at 3:32 pm today Saturday the time is saying it is open till 5 pm but the staff said it is close
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Suman Shrestha
Sep 14, 2025
The Asian guy I guess Alex was extremely rude, yelling at me for not having taped in box. Rather charge a $1 and have good service
I had a very disappointing experience at this UPS store. I came in to return an Amazon package, and the only issue was that the flap of the box needed a small piece of tape. The owner refused to provide it unless I had my own, saying that it “comes out of his paycheck.” I even offered to pay for the tape, but instead of resolving the issue, he chose to argue with me in front of other customers.
This felt extremely unprofessional and inhumane, we’re talking about a single piece of tape, not a big request. It left me questioning whether I could trust them to handle my package properly. As a customer, I shouldn’t be made to feel like I’m asking for too much when it comes to basic service.
I hope management reconsiders how they treat people in situations like this, because kindness and professionalism go a long way in building trust. I DON’T RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!
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Dr. Thornton
Sep 4, 2025
There are certain small gestures that make a BIG impression wherever you go. Well, I came to this newest UPS store in the Hackensack Commons mall on Hackensack Avenue to return an Amazon item with my QR code downloaded on paper.
Alex was professional, but very distant and to be honest (cold as a fish). When he scanned my QR code, I asked if he could discard the sheet of paper upon which it was printed. Instead of saying, "Sure" "No problem", he told me that the trash can was outside of the store and that I should discard this piece of paper there. It seemed so rude, apathetic and indifferent, especially for a business.
His behavior didn't endear me to return to that UPS store anytime soon.