The MOST IGNORANT DEI EMPLOYEE EVER!!! I go to pick up my mail and the man ( I call him that loosely ) starts moaning and whining telling me to "Get out! I want to go for my breaaaaaak" Excuse me?!?!? Canada Post is a PUBLIC SERVICE and their employees need to represent them better than this slob did. This has always been the scummiest postal outlet in Vancouver and their employees are trash, but THIS GUY out did all of them. Warning to All WOMEN going there, don't. Change your pickup to London Drugs if you have to. Do NOT give this pig your business or your money. Make sure to file your complaints with Canada Post and make their lives miserable until they get some act right. read more

Coreng Enterprises - China Town Post Office - Coreng Enterprises - Post Offices Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Testy staff who say, "yeah, OK" without necessarily applying that to your question. Numerous times, they've tried to charge me parcel shipping for mailing an envelope. They have that sample Canada Post standard mail slot behind the counter to determine if an envelope is too thick for letter mail, but they either refuse to test my envelopes with it and I take my items elsewhere, or they test my envelopes and they go through with plenty of room to spare, saving me the difference between a $18 parcel fee and a $2.05 letter fee. Almost comically unhelpful. read more

Hours of Operation are correct (i.e. they open and close on time). Wait times have always been reasonable. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful. Never had any problems with this Canada Post. read more

Coreng Enterprises - Storefront sign for Canada Post - Post Offices Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

* I'm just confused - clearly * Ok, so I need to send some documents all the way across the country, and need to do it quickly. Canada Post seems like a logical choice, right? Check out the services offered, the prices, and the guaranteed delivery times for a shipment to Nova Scotia: Lettermail (no time guarantee): $2.06 Xpresspost (3 day guarantee): $22.35 Priority Next A.M. (3 day guarantee - yes Next AM means 3 days as well?!?!?!?!?!): $32.54 WTF? How is Priority Next AM a 3 day delivery window - the same as Xpresspost?!?!?!?! I'm just confused. It was explained to me that Priority Next AM only works to some places - not all of Canada. Um.....Ok. Then why not call it "Priority Sometime in the Future if we feel like it and like your destination"?!?!?!??! Fedex Express for the same shipment was only $21.54. Guess how the documents got sent?!?!?!?! When it Absolutely Positively Doesn't Have to be There Overnight, use Priority Next AM I suppose! Ugh! read more

So since I just recently had a baby, people have been sending me stuff. However, sometimes I don't answer the door because well, I'm not really in the condition to answer the door (i.e. boobs hanging out, baby crying, catching some zz's, etc). Thus, I get a little sticky note tagged to my post box that a package is there for me at my nearby Canada Post which happens to be in Chinatown. So I go there with my sticky note, my driver's license (with my current address) and my baby. The crazy lady behind the counter says, that my first name (which is different from my official id name) does not match the address on the box. I say, that's my nickname. She says IT DOES NOT MATCH THE BOX. (yes in all caps). I said, well sorry but my ID has my address on it and I have the note you guys left on my mailbox. Lady says, next time you receive a package in the mail make sure the sender puts your legal name on it otherwise we can't give it to you (in highly accented broken English). If someone sends me a package that I do not know I am getting, how do I tell them to put down my full legal name (many people don't even know how to say it, let alone spell it, hence the reason for my nickname)?? Thank you Canada Post for making my head spin even more. Not to mention why does it take longer to send mail across Canada then it does in to send it cross country in the US??? Canada Post - you suck. read more

Great location, service and staff. My favorite place to mail from. read more

This Main St Chinatown 3rd party post office is primarily just a post office with fax & money wire service.. Although most of the employees 2nd language is english I've yet to get lost in any translation here, lineups are normal but parking is brutal, this is really a foot traffic location, with lots of great eateries on the way. read more

Coreng Enterprises - Post Offices Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This post office is probably the worst office in the world. Canada Post does not care about customer service in general, but this one wins the worst category by far. I wish I could choose which post office to pick up missed package but apparently I can't. Honestly, it is a pure pain every time to visit there. Ladies there are so rude. (Except one younger girl.) Don't go, if you have a choice. read more

I honestly hate going here to get my mail. The service is completely inconsistent (sometimes they need the door sticky, sometimes they need my ID and a piece of mail, sometimes it doesn't matter about the piece of mail..) I received what was supposed to be a confidential letter from Blood Services Canada and they gave it to me with just my ID (on which my address does not match the address that the letter was sent to), and then a week letter I was trying to pick up a dress that I had ordered online...and they sent me home (I kid you not) 3 times each time saying I needed an additional piece of identification or proof that I was me. Extremely frustrating, and the customer service is appalling. read more

I am just disgusted how horrible the postal service is. I had a traceable package sent to me on October 2nd, 2009. It was being delivered from Singapore to Grande Prairie, Alberta; it made it to Vancouver within the first week. Since then, the status has not been updated. It is now January 24th 2010. I have not received my package. Towards mid November, I contacted Canada Post hoping to get an explanation as to why I have not received my package, and inquired when I will be getting it. Each time I get the same reply, which is: "In order to trace a parcel, the sender must contact his local post office as the originating country is responsible for tracing and processing claims on their own items regardless of where the item was last scanned. As per the Universal Postal Union policies, we are only responsible for items originating in Canada. Every country provides indemnity for their own parcels." Their coldness and lack of compassion for customers is just shocking. I would have been more comforted if a machine replied to my email rather than this repetitive ignorance. Not to mention that I have been in contact with Singapore Post, and they have been amazing. They reply right away (unlike Canada Post, which takes about a week or two) and they have a very compassionate staff that actually deal with their customer concerns. In order to process the claim, they need some response from the Canada Post Vancouver office. They have not responded to Singapore Post since the loss of the package. Something about this just seems odd to me; I mean why is it that there is NOTHING Canada Post can do properly? All they need to do is respond to Singapore Post, but they obviously refuse to take any blame at all. So basically... if you need something shipped to you, don't use Canada Post. FedEx seems the way to go. read more

Let me tell you something. Canada Post Sucks! As a small business, if you try to pick up an undelivered parcel to re-route it as per a customer ( the recipient ) instructions, Canada Post will not release the parcel to you the SENDER, even if you have proper identification! They will hold your parcel hostage until the required time has passed, and simply send it back to you if the recipient can't accept it, resulting in a loss of business for you the sender. Is this a professional way to conduct business!??? I think not! Shame on you Canada Post !! read more

They sell you "Priority" post ( 60$ for an envelope domestic), then when it's 3 days late, they refuse a refund cause the destination wasn't a "major center". Why don't they tell you it's not a major center when you pay them the 60$. Canada Post has ripped me off many many times. I won't deal with them unless I have no choice, it's just not worth the frustration. read more

I now regret signing the save Canada Post petition. My thoughts on waiting for the UPS truck or whomever are being reassessed. We had a package which was tracked and eventually successfully delivered. Problem is we never received the package. This is when you find out how great Canada Post really is. Lip service,lies,promises to get back to you but never do. Their policy on having the shipper initiate a claim is absolutely ludicrous. Why is their no customer service? Why would they want their customers to go through such frustration? It is pretty sad to think that because someone at Canada Post failed to do their job properly you the customer could be out the value of the order because the reality is that they don't seem to care. I will do everything in my power to avoid using the mail for parcels in the future. Customer service and ethics at Canada Post are pathetic. read more

I get packages on a regular basis and I never hear anything until its my final notice. They had my passport for two weeks and the only reason I found out is because I contacted Passport Canada and had them give me the tracking number which I took into the office so that I could argue with them because I only had a number, no notice. Not cool. read more

paid for overnight delivery of plant cuttings. young girl behind the counter was untrained. not a clue. screwed up my order and sent it snail mail. 11 days. dead plants. rare breed and completely wrecked project. not worth bothering with but that is twice they have screwed up my shipments. ups from here on in read more