I had the worst day possible and I just need to vent. During my lunch break I went to the UPS Store near my job to pick up the pack of Disney GCs I ordered from BJs. I had them delivered to the store because no one would be home to sign. I was rushing to get back to the office because I had very little time and didn’t initially notice how light it was. I looked and envelope had been slit open. Nothing inside except the BJs invoice and receipt. Someone stole $1000 worth of cards from me. I called BJs to immediately put a stop on the cards and the rep was really empathetic and helpful and said she would contact me within 24 hours.
UPS on the other hand was nothing short of outrageous. I asked to speak to the store manager, not once did this woman apologize or show an ounce of empathy for my situation. Instead she passed the buck, claimed that they received it that way, and she had no way of knowing who the driver was. She was indifferent and tone policed me. Another worker was giggling in the back and she refused to provide me his name and said what he did in the back had nothing to do with me so why was I mad. She walked away from me, deliberately ignoring me and blamed me for being upset when I called her on it. I tried to call UPS corporate in store only to get lost in an IVR maze.
Not knowing what else to do, I left and called Chase Sapphire customer service beside myself (I purchased on my CSP because it’s my best purchase protection card). The rep was so sweet and went out of his way to help; I was literally crying on the phone, due to stress and the UPS store being so ugly toward me. He reassured me that BJs is very good with these issues and advised me to wait until I hear back from them, but let me know that I did have options and regardless they would make sure I got my money back at minimum if I needed their help. His simple kindness after all of this moved me so much I spoke to an account manager to pay him a compliment.
UPS’ lack of accountability and callousness really shook me though. I train customer service agents and that woman’s conduct would be a firing offense anywhere I have ever worked.