Order underwear for 500 euros, delivery by UPS only. I thought, what kind of problems could there be? I ordered, but then I read the reviews, and I already said goodbye to the order. The hope was that I would find underwear in an employee's garage on an employee in a couple of months (a reference to one of the reviews about the monitor). However, everything was more or less normal: there were no notifications in the tracking, on the scheduled delivery day they called, asked for a passport, said that they would have to pay for the most cherished 2000 drams. Well, OK, the main thing is to get it. The order was delivered home to the address two days after the scheduled delivery date, but it turned out that another 2000 AMD was needed - this is the customs duty for exceeding the tax-free limit. OK, I paid, no checks, well, okay, the main thing is delivered. DHL is better, of course.
I was afraid to order a parcel from Germany via UPS because of the reviews, but everything went well. The goods had to be cleared, the broker's service cost 30,000 drams (+ an incomprehensible 2000 drams, which everyone writes about). The staff were always in touch, delivered the parcel home, and met the planned deadlines.
A parcel was sent to me from Spain, and courier delivery to the apartment was paid for.
When the parcel was in Armenia, I received a call and was told that 2000 drams should be paid for delivery. I tried to find out what exactly, but I didn't get a clear answer.
I asked if I could pick up the parcel myself at the company's office, they replied that yes, but 2000 drams would still need to be paid.
In general, I did not want to deal with them. A package has arrived. There was no check for 2000 drams, payment was made only in cash or by transfer to the courier's card.