Two-hour delivery
One customer reported receiving a package in only two hours.
Al Quoz
Quick Send is a courier service in Al Quoz, established in 2011 and positioned around delivery solutions tailored to customer needs. Reviews mention Amazon return shipments, urgent document delivery between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and occasional very fast two-hour deliveries, though communication and reliability are recurring concerns.
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One customer reported receiving a package in only two hours.
The company handles document deliveries between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, although one reported shipment arrived late.
A review noted that deliveries sometimes arrived without problems, including one completed within three days.
Confirm contact. Before relying on the delivery, confirm the courier has your correct phone number and ask how to reach support if the driver does not call.
Verify address. Check the delivery address carefully and keep proof of any update, since one customer said parcels continued going to the old location.
Allow time. Do not plan around the promised delivery date without a buffer; reviews describe delays of two weeks, a month and longer.
Track closely. Watch tracking updates closely and follow up quickly if the status says “customer not available” or “address not found” despite no call.
Clarify ID. For an Amazon return, confirm any identification requirement in advance; one customer reported the return was refused without ID.
Avoid urgency. Be cautious with time-sensitive or paid express deliveries; a customer who paid for next-day service reported a later delivery.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Amazon return shipments are mentioned repeatedly, including returns delayed, refused or sent back to the origin.
A review references a same-day shipping promise that was not matched by the delivery experience.
One review discusses Quick Send’s rates for Noon food riders compared with contractor rates.
Customers repeatedly report that support numbers go unanswered, sometimes even after many attempted calls.
Several customers say tracking showed statuses such as “customer not available” or “address not found” despite no contact attempt.
Shipments were reported pending for weeks or months, with one missing for three months despite having a tracking number.
Some customers say parcels were held for around 20 days and returned to the origin without warning.
A customer said an updated address was ignored and the parcel kept going to the old location.
The Bottom Line
Quick Send is a courier service in Al Quoz handling shipments such as Amazon returns, urgent documents between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and delivery work connected with Noon food riders. There is at least some evidence of speed: one customer said a package arrived in two hours, while another said a delivery was completed in three days. The broader review picture is much less reassuring.
Customers repeatedly describe support numbers going unanswered, calls being passed to other numbers, and tracking updates that say “customer not available,” “address not found” or “unable to locate address” despite no call or delivery attempt. Some shipments were reported pending for weeks or months; others were returned to the origin after about 20 days without warning. One customer said a shipment was marked delivered but never received.
If you are dealing with an Amazon return or another time-sensitive parcel, confirm the phone number and address recorded in the system, ask how delivery attempts are handled, and keep a close eye on tracking. Reviews also mention a dispute over an ID requirement for an Amazon return and a next-day delivery arriving the following day. The service has occasional successful deliveries, but the repeated communication and delay complaints make a buffer essential.