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Sherpr provides an advanced, premium and personal solution to delivering luggage, boxes and sports equipment across the world by innovatively combining technology and logistics. We seek to make traveling simpler and shipping safer as we safeguard your items during transit.
Simply let Sherpr take care of the stressful process, allowing you to enjoy a hassle free travel experience.
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56Sherpr misrepresented itself in several ways that I consider fraudulent: it does not in any way handle goods; rather, it books FedEx (or another company) and then leaves you to deal with whatever mess they cause. This is notwithstanding the Power of Attorney document they make you sign after booking. Moreover, a large part of their sales pitch involves handling customs paperwork for you. Their idea of “handling” customs entails slapping their logo on the standard, onerous forms and leaving me to pay FedEx for my shipment to be released.
My goods were packed into an unmarked van by an external contractor with no ID, who did not scan anything in. Then, when I arrived in Belgium, Sherpr’s tracking system (basically a rebranded version of the FedEx tracker) didn’t work, so I had to check each of my boxes’ trackers manually, every day for several weeks. This was apparently because I mislabelled the boxes, which is a curious explanation given that I used the labels provided me by Sherpr. I do not appreciate being blamed for a company’s failures.
Then, my shipment arrived in dribs and drabs over the course of ten days – after being delayed by over a week: I moved on 21 Feb and should have received the shipment around 23 Feb, but the first boxes did not start arriving until as late as 26 Feb, before a break over the weekend and into my first week at work. I had to miss much of my first week at a new job to sit and wait for FedEx to deliver one box after another, in some cases having to run home early because of pings from trackers that my items might be delivered that afternoon (they never were). Sherpr basically washed their hands of this situation, and I ended up spending hours on the phone with FedEx Belgium about the shipment.
Every one of the twelve boxes then arrived in unacceptable condition. A good number of them were destroyed entirely, and the items inside thrown into new boxes without much regard for internal packaging, bubble wrap, etc. Those that weren’t destroyed outright came held together by package tape, and the items inside were, as you’d expect, in very poor condition. I described these to Marie, the agent on livechat/email as looking like “they’d been run over by a truck”. At the point that I began receiving boxes – late February–early March – I began sending Sherpr updates on each delivery with photos and itemisations of damaged goods, before sending a full claim for damages on 8 March.
The damages came to approximately £500, and included a really lovely overcoat that belonged to my deceased grandfather, which came out of the box with a massive rip down one side and what look like cigarette burns down the fabric, and a record player. Sherpr took six weeks to respond to this claim and it was only when I proactively contacted them that I was told that FedEx had rejected my claims (apparently because the boxes I used weren’t adequate, which I cannot accept as I purchased new moving cartons specifically for this). I called Sherpr and spoke to an agent named Sam immediately, who seems to moonlight as Sherpr’s entire claims team and their phone-based customer service team, and told him that this was unacceptable, that Sherpr had been negligent from the get-go, that I had provided ample evidence that the items were received in unacceptable condition and that alarm bells should have begun to ring from those initial emails.
Sherpr then started to quibble over the substance of my claim (progress!), asking for evidence that my coat was valued at the amount I’d stated in the initial claim, and asked me to wait another two weeks. It is now 28 May, and Sherpr has decided that they are “pleased” offer me £160 for a destroyed record player and an unwearable coat, citing a combination of terms of service (which apparently includes a 20% finders’ fee on every claim!) and pure vibes – apparently older goods are less valuable. This is desultory; I refuse to accept their outcome and will not settle for less than full restitution as a gesture of good faith after nearly five months of ongoing distress. This was not the stress-free shipping solution that Sherpr sold me.Read more
The model relies heavily on third parties (in my case LOVESPACE and UPS), which led to several issues along the way. Regarding the storage, miscommunication around collection scheduling. I ultimately had to pay additional charges simply to ensure collection occurred on the agreed date.
Then, the shipment arrived in a severely damaged state. The boxes (sturdy, double-walled, and properly packed) were heavily crushed and dented. As a clear example of the level of impact involved, a cast iron pan inside one of the boxes was visibly dented. This indicates handling far beyond normal transit wear.
Although additional insurance is promoted during booking, I later discovered that many common household items are classified as “non-compensation items.” While this information is technically available via a link at the bottom of the page, the practical effect is that most standard moving contents appear to be excluded from coverage. This makes the insurance offering feel extremely limited in real-world terms.
Additionally, while described in some cases as “door-to-door,” delivery may not extend to your actual apartment door in a flat complex, depending on the courier.
What initially appeared to be a cost-effective alternative to professional movers ultimately cost more, both in additional fees and in damaged belongings. Coordinating one company that coordinates multiple third parties adds complexity without adding accountability.
In summary: friendly staff, but the system itself makes this service unsuitable for international moves where reliability and meaningful protection are essential.Read more
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review and letting us know your feedback. We always want to hear about our customers’ experiences, both the positives and the areas for improvement. We're really sorry your experience wasn’t perfect and have looked into your order with us in detail to ascertain exactly what went wrong and where we need to focus on improvements.
I’m glad to hear both [Names removed by Sirelo]were supportive and provided the kind of help we aim for and have passed that specific feedback on to them both.
With regards to your issues with the initial collection, I can see this took place from a Lovespace storage facility which relies on their support to prepare your shipment and ensure this is ready for Fedex to take over. However, I am sorry to hear of the issues with the facility not initially having your shipment ready for the chosen collection date on time and have queried this with their team, in order to ensure any problems are immediately resolv ed.
However, I can see your shipment arrived with damage and, as you mention, our terms are clear regarding which specific items are prohibited or non compensatable, this is still disappointing and I do apologise for that. I believe our customer service team did speak to you about the damage and didn’t hear back from you, if you’d still like to discuss this please do contact us again and we’d be happy to walk you through the process.
Thank you again for such a thorough review, we genuinely appreciate you taking the time.
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Thank you for choosing Sherpr to help send nearly 200kg of your items from the UK to Belgium. We are sorry to hear that some of your items arrived damaged. Damage is rare, but items do need to be packaged and protected appropriately for transit through a courier’s automated network, where they may travel alongside other heavy and large items.
Packaging items for transport with a courier requires different preparation compared with moving items in a van, where there may be very little movement of the boxes. The boxes you advised our team you used were single-walled cardboard boxes, which are not suitable for courier transport unless they are being used only for moving vans.
Sherpr does not advertise its services as being personally handled by Sherpr. Our services are clearly shown as courier services, and this information is provided during booking and by email. Customers also receive courier-branded tracking labels. Sh erpr provides access to trusted courier services at discounted prices compared with booking directly, along with dedicated customer service and support throughout the process.
We are sorry that some of your contents arrived damaged. Our team has processed your claim and has been in touch with you regarding this. We appreciate that you disagree with the current offer of compensation.
Electronic items, such as the record player being claimed for, are non-compensation items. Despite this, the record player was still included in our offer of compensation as an exception. Our team remains in contact with you, and your claim is being reviewed. We will be in touch again as soon as possible.
Best regards,
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