The attitude of the OPS employee leaves much to be desired! I came to the point to send a parcel, not only did I stand in line for 30 minutes to hear later that they would not accept my parcel, because they work until 20:00, so also to my question "where is it written?" she answered rudely "on the website!" Sorry of course, but I believe that I am not the only one who does not visit the site every time to find out what changes have been made at Euromail points. For additional information, we could hang an A4 sheet in front of the door that they are temporarily working from 12 to 20!!!! I'm just shocked by the attitude towards customers!!!
Good service. It is very convenient that almost everywhere there are branches. For sending small parcels, one of the best grids. One of the disadvantages of the queue is the need to fill out shipments in your personal account.
The service is so-so. It felt like a European Post employee was doing me a big favor by packing my parcel. I answered the questions reluctantly, packed the parcel the same way. She spoke softly, and if I asked again, she got annoyed. To be honest, I'm not sending parcels for fun either, you can somehow be more polite. I'm not talking about the queue at all.
I received the package, but where should I put the box? - Nowhere to go! Why would I take this box somewhere to look for where to throw it away? And what should I carry a package home in? Do they give you packages? Are they selling? Did I come here without a package? :) There are even several urns on Belpost. They would put a booth next to it for waste paper. Or the staff offered to pick it up. I avoid receiving parcels here in every possible way. Only from hopelessness. Ozon pick-up points - you can leave boxes. Wildberries - without boxes at all, they give everything in a beautiful bag. Enter an SMS authorization or a barcode of some kind already. The IT country is 2022, I'm filling out and signing something.
One woman from the staff is extremely unfriendly. Answers questions with dissatisfaction, does not greet the client, does not say goodbye. I ask you to conduct a mini-training on ethics of communication with clients.
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Лина Линч
Level 4 Local Expert
October 26, 2022
At the moment, I am very unhappy with Euromail. There is always one person on shift, there are queues in the evenings. One woman is very sweet and pleasant, even in the evening she remains responsive, thanks to her for that, the other, with dark hair, is always unhappy with everything, works slowly, and unfortunately, I constantly get on her shift.
A very unpleasant situation also arose. Once I came to pick up a transfer, and they tell me that there is simply no money. I was very surprised and confused, I did not expect this. The amount was relatively small (60p). I asked the woman how to find out if there is money or not, so as not to go in vain, she hesitantly told me to call the call center.
And then another embarrassment. Your call center is just a voice robot that tells you what and where to find on the site. Then why do we need it at all? Zero benefit.
Now I need to collect more money (180p), I don't live very close, how can I guess if there will be money today or not?
A very polite and attentive operator girl gave out the order. Only great impressions.
It would be nice if there were two operators, one at the delivery, one at the reception of shipments.
I rarely use the services of this mail, but 2 times, I picked up parcels there. In principle, there is no strong queue there, it happens only before the holidays. The staff works quickly and accurately, you can pay for the parcel by card or in cash.
A normal pick-up point....unless you get stuck behind a wholesale sender. Two people work, of course there is very little space, both for clients and for staff. An electronic queue is not provided.
The attitude of the staff is appalling. There is no norm of behavior. We kindly ask the management to let us study and check the ethics of behavior, attitude towards the client, as an exam. This concerns Goshkevich str., 3. I will raise the issue of control!
He asked for information on tariffs and services, shrugged his shoulders. She pointed her finger at certain conditions nailed to the wall- read it. On the wall in the Soviet observation board, it was more like saving the "red caps" in case of fire. What are the problems with a bar code, booklets to give information about the services offered and their cost?