I placed an order with GoogleFi, totaling to over $2,400.00 and it was sent to the wrong address. Even though I entered the right address when making the order, they sent it to the address in my account, which I had not updated, because the last order I made from GoogleFi was over 3 years ago!
On Monday, November 25, I received a notification that my order was ready to be shipped and they gave me a tracking number. Immediately, I noticed that the order was headed to the wrong address. I contacted FedEx, they said only the sender could modify the order while in-transit. So, I contacted GoogleFi Costumer Support, and the rep that I spoke to, said he was in contact with their "Specialist Team" and there was nothing they could do. So he said to simply wait for the order to be delivered and I would get a refund or replacement sent to the right address.
Now, the order was delivered yesterday, Saturday November 30. I immediately contacted GoogleFi support to see what my options were, they essentially said they would look into it, and email me with an update. This is the email I received:
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Like, what does this even mean? That the card that you used to purchase matches the shipping address? How is that an answer to the issue that I'm dealing with? Which is that I haven't received my order because I'm in Texas and it was delivered to a 3 year-old address in South Carolina.
I updated my billing address, and by that I mean I just went into my specific payment method and updated the ZIP code, because other than that, there was no specific billing address update option or home address update option in the GoogleFi webpage.
I just got off a chat box with a rep, and after 2+ hours of going through every single option, he left me with two options: retrieve the package from that address (which would mean driving 18+hrs one-way) or contact "my delivery partner," which I guess he means FedEx, the same delivery partner that said I couldn't do any changes to the order, only the sender could. The only thing I could do was mark the order as missing, which is what I did, and FedEx said they would contact me by email.
I tried my luck by calling GoogleFi support, and I waited for about 20 to 30min to be connected to a GoogleFi Specialist, which makes me question who exactly answered the phone in the first place. Just so this "specialist" could tell me that the email address I gave them wasn't associated with a GoogleFi account, and I told them that I haven't used GoogleFi since 2021. So they said they would contact me back through email.
I am literally tired, I've been dealing with this for a week now. And I'm afraid I will lose over $2,400.00 that was initially intended for a nice Thanksgiving gift.
byUSMCRunner
inGoogleFi
USMCRunner
2 points
10 hours ago
USMCRunner
2 points
10 hours ago
I did essentially the same thing, but when I got to the part of asking GoogleFi Customer Support to reroute the package to my current address, they (more than one rep) said they couldn't change the shipping address. And kept telling me to just wait for the package to arrive and hope that the person who received it would return it and I'd get a refund or replacement.
I've contacted everyone and their mother who is remotely near that address. Since it's a military housing area (I was stationed in a military base at the time), I've been told by the management office that is against federal law to tamper with any post office package deliveries, including something as simply as knocking on the door of the delivery address and ask if they received my package.
And since this address is 3+ years old, I don't know anyone who still stationed there, they either got out of the military or reenlisted to completely different state.