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11 years ago
Quick and efficient service. No problems at all. Worth the extra distance to be able to conduct business without hassle, u like my local branch! read more
Bargarran Square
Erskine PA8 6BS
United Kingdom
0141 812 2212
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This is a solid post office with a very nice, helpful old lady who works there. Adjoining shop is…read morehandy and often has special deals. Staff in shop are also great, very friendly.
Has to stop using this branch after they refused to sell me some stamps as they didn't want to run…read moreout of them. No wonder they've had to downsize, with service like that! Avoid.
If they rewarded bad manners, then the female behind the counter - the owner's wife - would win…read moreevery time. The words "please" and "thank you" aren't in this post mistress's vocabulary. If she smiled, I fear her face might crack. Clearly she's never had any customer care training, but could definitely do with taking a course. It's a shame that basic manners are missing from this Post Office, where customer care is definitely not on the menu.
Item weighed and posted from here. The recipients NEVER…read moreRECEUVED IT. Im involving the police. Having explained what was in the item and having it weighed its not srrived AFTER 3 WEEKS
Large post office and sorting office. There are about 8 windows but today there were only 3 staff…read moreavailable, sadly that meant there was a long queue. There is a cash machine adjacent to the front of the building.
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I love this Post Office it has to be one of the friendliest places around, in fact sometimes in…read morepassing, I feel like going to buy some stamps, just to have a blether with the staff. They always seem to be having a great time and I just don't know how they ever get any work done! They do all the obvious Post Office services: stamps, letters, parcels, giros, passports etc, plus they have a lovely little gift shop with genuinely nice bits of jewellery, ornaments, fancy bags etc, plus all the usual cards and wrapping paper. The only bad thing is that because it is a small shop, and it has a lot of stock, sometimes the queue for tha actual post office counter can make it a bit crowded and sweaty. However, that does not detract from a really lovely community type of place.
An unusually well-organised post office, this large facility is extremely spacious and modern with…read moreefficient staff. I, too, received excellent customer service here which helped make a fairly tricky task go a lot smoother than it would've done if I'd attempted it on my own. This post office offers every service you could wish for and also has a well equipped money exchange desk.
"What a difference a day made" the famous song said. If I was to become a famous singer and do a…read morecover version of this song I would change the lyrics to "what a difference good customer service made." Good customer service can put a spring in the step of an otherwise drab day. Nothing cheers you up like being faced with a complete stranger who goes over and above their job requirements to be kind and helpful, simply because they want to make your day that bit easier. I was on the receiving end of such service last week, when I visited the post office on St Vincent Street to send a hideously stressful parcel of very important documents halfway across the world by parcel force priority. I was served by a man called Colin who was helpful and knowledgeable way beyond the call of duty, even though it was near closing time on a Friday. He made the situation much less stressful as a result. So Colin, I wish to thank you for taking pride in your job. Not being able to post my parcel, or doing it incorrectly, would have resulted in disastrous consequences. You can go to bed at night knowing you really have made a difference.
Great staff couldn't help me enough with sending my parcel and helping me saving staff went over…read moreand beyond
This large post office in the main street in Largs is new since I was there last. It's now in a…read morehandier place to get to than the smaller one that I remember tucked up a side street. Besides all the usual service you'd expect from any PO, this one also sells gifts, souvenirs and postcards. The staff are pleasant and helpful as well. Parking is difficult outside as it's always busy there but you may find a space if you're lucky!
This is a good post office - the most convenient one around anniesland since so many of them have…read moredisappeared recently. Dont go at peak times though, you wont get out the door any time soon as the queues are long and knowing your luck the person in front is posting numerous parcels around the world or has not filled in a form correctly for their car tax. It is located inside RS Mccoll and has all the parcel items you need - envelopes, padded envelopes of various sizes, packing tape etc. The shop has a card section, and as expected sweets and magazines, lottery etc.
I re-joined my local library recently in an effort to save money, and I've been very impressed with…read morethe service so far. It was quick and easy to join and the staff have been very helpful. They have a really good selection of books, logically displayed so it's easy to find what you want. They have a computer system so you can look up the book you're looking for to check if it's available. They're open until 7:30pm weekdays except Wednesdays, which I thought was very impressive and convenient since I work office hours. They have a good range of CDs and DVDs that you can borrow as well as books, although there's a small charge to take some of those. You can also get access to the internet here, and they have magazines and a coffee machine.
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Great service, small but incredibly efficent!read more
Handy dandy post office in my hometown. All your post office-y needs can be satisfied in here, from…read moreposting a letter to a massive package, paying bills or getting passport pictures done. The staff in here are lovely, and always really helpful with anything that you need. This post office is also a supermarket and stocks pretty much everything you could need from a wee local supermarket.
The Mitchell Business Library is such a wonderful resource that I decided that it really needed a…read moreseparate listing from that of the main Mitchell Library. Business @ The Mitchell - as it's known as - can be found on the first floor of the Mitchell Library. It's very separate from the rest of the library, and has it's own section and information desk. As well as providing copies of industry magazines, some business reference books and directories - it also has it's own computer section. These computers are not for general use, however, they are to be used to browse the amazing online resources hosted by Business @ The Mitchell. Some of the services are available remotely - which means you can access them from the comfort of your own home - but others can be reached only from the Business Library itself. Plus, you need to register to use these services - so you need to make a trip down to the library the first time you want to use them. Once you're on the system, though, you will have access to demographic reports of all wards in Glasgow, business directories, business start-up advice, industry fact sheets and reports on industry trends - among many others. If you're in business already, or if you're in the process of starting up, then you'll find Business @ The Mitchell a really useful resource.
This place has had a major impact on my life. I wish by saying this I could mean that I am now…read morerunning an amazing, money making enterprise which I magically managed to create by snapping my fingers, clicking my heels three times and doing heapfuls of elbow grease. Alas, sadly, I cannot say this. However, I can say that a very close friend has now managed to set up a semi-successful business with the help of these lovely people and access to the treasure of resources that are holed up in this section of the Mitchell. I also suspect that the semi-success is only due to the nature of the business (and possibly - don't tell on me - some rather dubious business skills of said friend) being photography, and more specifically wedding, photography. Thus, if you are considering setting up a business please come here and soak up their knowledge and useful tips as opposed to harassing non-business minded friends to come up with fail-safe plans. Keep in mind, this is also a great place to spend an afternoon and have a rummage. You never know when it might be useful. I'm clicking my heels right this second...maybe just one more time for luck will be the trick...here goes.