They “delivered” my TEMU order and…
They “delivered” my TEMU order and “proved” it with a photo of the facade of my apartment (because, clearly, that’s irrefutable evidence) and another mystery mailbox—which, fun fact, does not exist at my place! The photo appears to show the parcel in the middle of being stuffed into this imaginary mailbox, a charmingly convenient red herring, nice and slug! And the package? Oh, it’s definitely not taken by the delivery man; in fact I called Customer Support, to which they said they’d “investigate”, and they asked for my name and delivery number. It’s been days and they did not follow up! Not sure if this is a “business” or an illegal front? Long story short: I never got the package!! Judging by the wealth of similar 1-star reviews, I’m not alone in this magical delivery experience. So, thanks for the “delivery,” I guess. Great work. PS— Sarcasm aside, I think Straightship is a scam, and they’d make precise and meticulous dance moves to bamboozle you.