Imagine all of the services of the post office, but with no long lines and good customer service…read more It does exist and can be found in a shopping center in Upper Arlington. They have shipping and mailing services for USPS, Fed Ex and UPS all in one place, which is really convenient. They also offer printing services, but I have never used those. I believe it is under new ownership, and they really brought the business back to life. They are closed on Sundays.

Super convenient, always helpful, very accommodating. Kingsdale is busy all the time, with limited…read moreparking, so the dedicated parking spots in front of the store make it less of a burden. Highly recommend!

Had to send out a package and was on my way to the place I usually use to mail out by UPS or Fed Ex…read moreor US Mail. On my way, I just happened to turn my head and saw a place called Pak Mail and thought, Why not try it? I pulled the into a parking space right in front of the door, walked in and a young woman greeted me. I told her what I needed, she provided me with a label to fill out, I told her how I wanted it shipped, she gave me a receipt, and I was on my way. Everything went as smooth as could be. It's a small shop located in a small strip shopping center at the south west corner of Morse & Hamilton Roads, just south of Max & Erma's and Huntington Bank. They ship anything and everything. They even have a sign saying that they ship furniture! They were nice, they were quick, they were convenient. Yep, gonna use them again!

The staff and owners at Pak mail in Gahanna are just an amazing. After a few visits they remembered…read morewho I was and would pull me up when I walk in. I have a customer who has a PO Box there and they allow me to leave her order in it without charging me. Always courtesy staff keep me going there opposed to the post office.

I am a local photographer and one of my clients needed a print last minute for her graduation…read moreparty. It was past the time my pro lab could accept orders. I found PostNet and contacted them. Kinnari responded right away and even stayed late to make sure my graduate got the print in time. She went above and beyond for me not only printing a unique 8x20" print, but also she delivered to me. A large box print shop would never provide this level of service. On top of that, the print was high quality and colors looked great! I say this as a very picky photographer. Furthermore, what I paid for this print and service was a steal! I will definitely be using PostNet going forward! Thank you for your awesome service and quality!

I Highly recommend this business. Although a lot of people use FedEx, UPS and what not...this…read morebusiness is a diamond in the rough. Very friendly, personable and quite knowledgeable of the right directions to go if one doesn't know. More people need to support this particular location. Thanks for being so helpful

Three employees at the register and they pointed me to the office chairs and no help in the…read moredepartment to ask questions or get any info. I went to the register to buy chair and they said there was four color choices. I picked black. They brought the chair and started to ring it up and told me they didn't have black and was gonna give me blue. I went home and ordered it a couple of days later on line to pick at the store. I was on my way to get it and got a message that it was cancelled. I called the store and they said the money would go back on my card in three or four days.

I have had good experiences here…read more At the print and copy center, I brought my COVID-19 vaccination card in and they laminated it for free. Also, I bought some paper and had them cut the ream in half. The employees are always helpful. For example, when their hand sanitizer was $2.00 a case, I bought six cases and they took it to my car. It was the same when I bought cases of water. Finally, they are open at 9:00 am on Saturday. I thought all stores were the same, so at first I went to the one on Morse Road only to find out they didn't open until 10:00 am. So I was thankful to come to this store.

I use my own Canon archival printer (purchased here) to make prints of my watercolor/acrylic marker…read moreartwork. However, I have been unable to master reproductive accuracy when scanning the pieces into the computer. Andy does all my scans! Inexpensive and easy.

Brandon and Mike were excellent to work with! I had a box of old photo equipment to sell. The team…read moreat Midwest Photo took the time to carefully examine everything and gave me a fair price. Thanks!

Amazing service! Warm & friendly people working! Extremely fast printing & they are very…read moreknowledgeable! Unmatchable pricing!! If you are in the market go here!

Very easy to work with and always helpful with additional suggestions to enhance the product!read more

Ugh, not sure what exactly they're using in here, but there was a strong caustic odor in here that…read morewas causing my sinuses to flare up horribly. Not fun when waiting 4 and a half hours.

I love The call ahead and get in line perfect. Such an…read moreimprovement over sitting there for three hours. Good job guys.

Even though there was a half hour wait the people were friendly and didn't waste time to get my…read moreproblems resolved.

So I had high hopes but low expectations when I when the BMV a little before opening on a…read moreWednesday. Having not dealt with this agency since COVID hit, I had read varied stories of experiences with the BMV. I did my homework and knew about the online check in. I had all my documents (and extras) to get my new ID - while my old one expired 2 days later, my purse was stolen and had no license on hand. I really needed to get a new license so I could begin rebuilding my collection of ID cards - debit, credit, insurance, etc. Everything that was in my wallet = gone. Even my Red Cross donor card I learned today as I reported to donate blood. But I digress . . . It looked like the line was not too bad - until I turned the corner and saw it go on and on into the darkness. It was almost raining and very dark. I took my place in line. In a rush to get in line, and thinking I'd check in and then get to wait in my car, I didn't grab my headphones or anything else to help pass time. Shame on me. 8 AM arrived and I signed on online. It said to check in when I got inside the BMV. But I couldn't get out of line or jump ahead to get into the building - and I figure everyone else in line checked in - so it turns out that checking in online is useless. Before it really began to rain, the line moved forward enough to get me under some covering over the sidewalk. Small miracles. When I finally got to where I could see inside, I saw there were may 6 people working - each with a customer, then 3 seated in line, the rest in line outside. It was one out and one in. Once I got inside, things seemed to move along - not quickly by any means - but you could see people leaving at regular intervals. It was probably an hour overall that I got my turn. The gentleman who did my processing was quite pleasant. I used to work with this BMV a lot with a former job and recognized many of the people who had been there for years - but he was not one of them. He was, however, refreshingly positive and friendly. My documents were accepted, I passed my vision test, and eventually given my bill to pay by credit card - the one thing that did not get stolen besides my Giant Eagle rewards card. Go figure. Another small miracle - they take credit cards. My photo was taken and I was given a paper copy until my license is mailed to me. So now I kind of have a photo ID. Next up is to get a bank card so I can have access to my cash. Onward. I only hope next time I have to deal with the BMV in person there not be a pandemic to make matters inconvenient . . . .