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2 years ago
Ruth Shely for Amazon Fulfillment Center - LEX1
Amazon drivers never leave my packages as per instructions, they also say the package was delivered, found a lot of packages at our parcel pending garage about 20 packages were left on the concrete floor in our parcel pending garages this happened twice in one day

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2 years ago
Greg Howell for Amazon Fulfillment Center - LEX1
I'm not understanding why the Lexington, Ky fulfillment center can't turn their daily drivers loose before noon. My package was supposed to be here by 3 30, it's now 7 30. Plus they can't keep drivers for the same fact. Get it together Amazon!

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2 years ago
Nancy Lopez for Amazon DAL3
I love working at AFE 1. I have been working here for 4 years now. If you stay focus on doing what your assigned to do, you will have no problems. This job is a peace of cake. 🙂

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2 years ago
Michael Santiesteban for Wal-Mart Distribution Center #8851
I arrived only with 3 pallets for my appointment 1 hour early at 3:00 pm., after checking in at the security station, they assigned a door. Now is 6:40 and still at the door waiting for them to unload the trailer. They are pretty slow and the customer services is also poor.

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2 years ago
Paul Lyons for Target Distribution Center
Rejected the whole load claiming that the whole load had to be restacked, it's only 2 pallets.

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2 years ago
Gul Wali Azizi for Amazon DAL3
There is no way if u get in side to the facility u have to wait for u r departure time if the trailer loud is ready U have to wait the don’t care about it I have been waiting 3 hr to pick up loud

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2 years ago
boran okur for Amazon DAL3
Nice job amazon with the paycuts because i came here as a truck driver and your app is not working properly and noone to take care of my problem. Just some speakers and camera no real person horrible experience

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2 years ago
Nick Limm for Amazon Fulfillment Center - LEX1
I wish I read some of the reviews before I sent a package back. I guess we’ll see how it goes. Refunded right away.

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2 years ago
Roger Boles jr for Wal-Mart Distribution Center #8851
First time ever coming to this place and they reject 6 pallets. Wasn't my fault? But i've never had a rejection as long as i've been driving since 1997 This is a new experience

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2 years ago
Keiara Hagan for Amazon Fulfillment Center - LEX1
Never answers the phone. I paid prime shipping for a reason. My package was delayed twice and is in the city it needs to be delivered in. Horrible delivery service.

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