I've been there with a couple of different people. They're a lot nicer to you when someone owes…read moreyou child support than if you're there to pay it.

By far one of the worst places I've ever dealt with. They treat fathers like deadbeats even when…read morethey pay on time and overpay. Awful people to deal with and crooked attorney. If you tick her off, it's personal from that point on. I know for a fact she treats different people with different rules. My husband was laid off for a month due to his truck being down (he's a driver). So his was delayed a month and we quickly paid it but he got a nasty letter in the mail saying he was going to lose his CDL. But my ex-husband got 5 months behind because he was job hopping and never lost his CDL or got a letter. Same office, same legal dept. My husband had just pissed off the attorney in this office. They also didn't remove one of his children until she was 20. When we argued continuously and asked for a refund, they said it was considered a gift to the ex wife and no refunds are possible. Crooked office - treat men badly!

Went in trying to get some mail that was missing my apartment number. Instead of being given…read morecustomer service I get what a I already read online. Instead of offering to ask around and find out if my mail was still there since they don't open Saturday or Sunday which is the due date for delivery. They tell me to call sender and update them on address. This normally isn't a problem because they tend to at least Try to see if my mail is still there. This time was a no. No actual help just regurgitated information from the online support. Don't need friendly customer service if the actual customer service is missing.

Acceptance of responsibility, a package that does not have a complete address example the street…read moreaddress 1302 was not on the package according to the post office, but yet the package was delivered somewhere. Why did this package not go back to the original sender for lack of address? I don't understand how you can deliver something that you don't know where it's going, but yet you did and I'm out $147 and my grandson with type one diabetes doesn't get a jersey from Joe Burrow the quarterback for the Cincinnati Cincinnati Bengals. I did this to try to encourage my grandson to copy people who have achieved their life, even though they have type one diabetes..

Post office! And right next to a bunch of bars downtown…read more I'm here about every week to get mail @ the boxes. You can also package and send mail in side, although the hours are a bit strange.. the open sometime early until about 4:30. I usually find it hard to make it to the place in time before they close. Customer service is some what courteous..

Wish I did not know about this place. If you are injured and need medical care, then you are in for…read morea long hard road. Even if you have a medical care, you are charged for a medical visit, charged $7.00 a day to have your own prescriptions provided (dispensary charge). If you have specialist appointments due to your injury, then you are out of luck. Nothing is taken seriously, I inquired if I could email medical records to prove my son had a recent surgery (plate rejoins the nonunion collar bone) and is not to move his shoulder. I was told I need to deliver the records. When I complained that I lived in Fayetteville Holly (nurse) told me it was only 45 minutes away. I replied this was an hour and half round trip. She then provided me with the email address. Everything is a charge, and no one is willing to help!

This place is so unsafe and inhumane . The inmates are…read morelocked up 23 hours a day.they get there food shoved under the there locked cell.. They get beat up by guards and ignored if need of medical attention. The water doesn't work in half the cells . This detention center in Fort Smith should be shut down..

Incredible home! Please have the tour guide explain the history, there's a lot to unpack in this…read moreplace. Really cool seeing the original furniture and trinkets! Completely free to the public! Note-address on Google takes you to their visitor center, if it's closed, proceed a road down and go up the hill to see and tour the home.

Wow! This home was owned by 5 generations of Drennen/Scott's. The home was purchased by the…read moreUniversity of Arkansas in 2005 from the family to preserve its history. We were so lucky to have a history professor from the University give us a personal tour. It's simply incredible to have the entire home furnished with actual family furniture, portraits, clothing, etc. All of it! We highly recommend and will be back for their annual Christmas party. It's free but they do take donations!