Ridiculous fines, empty lockers, lousy communication I moved to a community with live concierge service. Within months they fired everyone and replaced the friendly staff with a beautiful yet defective horribly and horribly managed Luxer One package room. I am ready to move out already. They fine me for empty lockers and try to deliver large furniture to a package room instead of my townhome doorstep, with 2 seconds to open the door and no option to re-enter after the shock of what is awaiting you wears off. Their phone line is constantly busy. I wouldn't recommend this service for any reason.

Worse than useless I've never been able to log into the app. Resetting the password does no good. Their customer service sent me an obviously AI-generated reply and when I persisted to get a human response they just told me to talk to my building management, who just said I was entered into the system correctly. Now I have to guess when I might have a package and search the messy room using a temporary code to enter...which anyone can do, so it's hardly "secure and convenient".

Worst idea for a company ever Worst idea for a company ever. They do not pay any shipping company to use them, they just try and force them to use it. Therefore, UPS, FedEx or USPS will either take no photos or take photos that doesn't show the shipping label so you have no idea what the package is. Now, I don't even receive any photos. Luxer refuses to rectify the situation and states their only job is to host the check-in iPad.

I gave them one star since I can’t give… I gave them one star since I can’t give them zero. It took them so long to get back the footage and the office was so disorganized from telling me that the footage didn’t exist when someone else told me prior the footage did exist. it’s been so long that the police won’t be looking into my report. It took Luxor approximately three weeks to get the footage to the office.

Customer service is a nightmare and… Customer service is a nightmare and completely useless. If the delivery service does something incorrectly (puts the wrong package in the wrong locket, inputs your unit number incorrectly, etc) they basically cannot do anything to help. I've had two packages delivered incorrectly. The first time I never got a locker code, I don't know if someone else got the code or if it just got messed up, my building management eventually found the package. This time I got a code, went down to pick it up, and found someone else's package in the locker. Luxer has been completely useless in helping me to locate the package, they have sent me to a larger package room multiple times, and have told me the package was picked up, if it was it was not picked up by me, but I guess they have no liability for basically handing my package to someone else. The system is great when it works correctly, but one mistake turns into an unresolvable problem.