Track ECHO Packages & Parcels

Here’s a revised version of your text with improved grammar, punctuation, and clarity: I’ve used ECHO for years now and have shipments that go out at least once a month. Recently, one of my shipments went on a joy ride. ABT (or whoever) picked up my freight and handed it off to another company that had nothing to do with my order. That company sat on my shipment for three weeks until we had to investigate and uncover their incompetence. It took another week for them to transfer it to the proper shipping company. As a result, my delivery was three weeks late and arrived damaged. I told ECHO that I expected some sort of refund, as my shipment did not reach its destination on time and was delivered in poor condition. ECHO claimed that the shipping company wouldn’t issue any compensation because the order was ultimately delivered. I then requested a partial refund from ECHO—not a full refund, but something reasonable, as I shouldn’t pay full price for such a disastrous job. ECHO refused. It’s mind-blowing, especially considering the significant business I’ve done with them. I will now take my business elsewhere. A couple of hundred dollars back could have saved them over $50K in receivables. Good luck with that kind of customer service. Note: My rep is great, and I don’t blame her—I blame ECHO for not exercising common sens

I had a deeply disappointing experience with Echo Global Logistics. A shipment we canceled resulted in a $358.15 charge, which the company initially agreed to refund. However, they later refused to process the refund unless we paid unrelated and unauthorized charges. We do not have a written contract with Echo Global Logistics, nor did we agree to the additional service fees they added to our account. Despite repeated attempts to resolve the issue professionally, the company held our refund hostage as leverage to force payment of these unjustified charges. This behavior is unethical and goes against standard business practices. A refund for a canceled service should not be contingent upon resolving disputes over unrelated invoices, especially when those charges were never authorized. In addition to these issues, the company had our information completely wrong; they had another company’s information in our account. The POD documents attached to our account for some of the shipments weren’t even related to our company. This is concerning because it’s a violation of not only our privacy, but also the privacy of the other companies whose information was uploaded into our account. I believe that Echo Global should be investigated for their commonly occurring unethical and deceptive practices. I cannot recommend this company and urge others to carefully consider their business practices before engaging with them. Pros: None. Cons: Unethical refund practices, unauthorized charges, poor resolution of disputes.

Stay as far away from these guys as possible. They start adding charges after a shipment is delivered, they also start charging for shipments you didn't authorize then claim they can't refund anything or dispute the difference between residential delivery and commercial delivery. Becca and Camillo are the worst to deal with, very dishonest. I would highly advise anyone looking to use them to run!! I have proof that a delivery was made to a commercial location and Echo is failing to dispute the residential charge by Fedex. I also have proof that they charged me for a delivery I did not schedule or authorize and actually never used and they refuse to give a refund. They are stealing from their customers!

A carrier Echo contracted with to ship an order consisting of a single oversize pallet somewhere along the line claimed the pallet was longer than stated and sent additional charge of $170.00. I presented photos of the actual shipment verifying the dims when carrier picked it up. Echo sided with their vendor, not their customer. They lost our account while small (5k a month) for $170.00, The freight industry is a challenge, I've shipped over 2000 of these pallets over past 15 years and this has become an issue over past couple years..Could it be freight industries way of creating additional revenue stream with no addition cost?

For quoting the rep would not honor the freight class given and use random freight class numbers which made the pricing higher and when confronted they refused to change it and asked for more proof of the classification provided.